Step by step guide to export PST files to multiple formats
Summary: SysTools PST Converter exports PST files to multiple formats in six screens. Follow the common steps first. Then select your format tab to see every screen for that output, from settings to the final result.
Download, install and launch SysTools PST Converter. The first screen opens on Select Files. The left panel lists six steps, which are Select Files, Export Filter, Export Options, Export Settings, Select Destination and Processing Export.

Note: If you have purchased the activation license key, then only go ahead with the activation process otherwise you can continue with the demo version.
Click Activate in the top bar to open the Product Activation window. Select Online Activation if you have an internet connection or Offline Activation to use a key from Support. Enter your activation key and click Activate.

A message confirms Product has been activated. Click Close to return to the main screen.

Select File Mode to add individual PST files. Select Folder Mode to add a folder instead.

Click Browse Files. You can also drag and drop files into the box.

Select your PST files in the Windows dialog and click Open.

Your files appear in a list with their sizes. Use the search icon to find a file, Add More Files to include more or Remove All to clear the list.

Click Next to move to the Export Filter screen.

Select the PST categories you want to export. The choices are Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Notes and Journal.

Select Apply Date Range Filter to export items from a set period. The range applies on Sent Date. Enter a Start Date and an End Date and click Add Range. Next stays off until you add a range.

The range appears in the table on the right. Use Remove or Remove All to delete ranges.

Click Next. If you do not need a date filter, leave the box unselected and click Next to export all items in your categories.

The Export Options screen lists 16 formats, which are CSV, DOC, DOCX, EML, EMLX, HTML, ICS, JSON, MBOX, MHT, MSG (Outlook), PDF, PST (Outlook), RTF, TXT and VCF. Select a format chip to jump to it in the list, or type in Search export type. You can select more than one format.

Now select your format tab below. Every tab shows the screens for that format from Step 6 to Step 11.
The Export Options screen lets you select one or more formats. Every tab below covers one format from Step 6 to Step 11.
Select CSV in the Export Options list. It exports email items data as CSV files. Click Next.

CSV needs no extra settings. The screen shows No additional settings required for this format. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Make sure the location has enough storage space.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder. The naming options stay greyed out for CSV.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the CSV task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the CSV folder inside it.

The CSV folder holds ExportReport.csv and a folder for every source PST file.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select DOC in the Export Options list. It exports data as editable Word document files. Click Next.

DOC needs no extra settings. The screen shows No additional settings required for this format. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Make sure the location has enough storage space.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder.

Open Naming Convention for Email to name exported email files. Choose Subject, From+To+CC or a pattern built from Subject, From, To and Date.

Open Naming Convention Separator to set what replaces special characters in file names. Select Underscore, Space or Hyphen.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the DOC task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the DOC folder inside it.

The DOC folder holds ExportReport.csv, LongFilePath.csv and a folder for every source PST file.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select DOCX in the Export Options list. It exports data as modern Word document files. Click Next.

DOCX needs no extra settings. The screen shows No additional settings required for this format. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Make sure the location has enough storage space.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder.

Open Naming Convention for Email to name exported email files. Choose Subject, From+To+CC or a pattern built from Subject, From, To and Date.

Open Naming Convention Separator to set what replaces special characters in file names. Select Underscore, Space or Hyphen.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the DOCX task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the DOCX folder inside it.

The DOCX folder holds ExportReport.csv, LongFilePath.csv and a folder for every source PST file.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select EML in the Export Options list. It exports RFC 5322 email files. Click Next.

EML needs no extra settings. The screen shows No additional settings required for this format. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Make sure the location has enough storage space.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder.

Open Naming Convention for Email to name exported email files. Choose Subject, From+To+CC or a pattern built from Subject, From, To and Date.

Open Naming Convention Separator to set what replaces special characters in file names. Select Underscore, Space or Hyphen.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the EML task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the EML folder inside it.

The EML folder holds ExportReport.csv and a folder for every source PST file.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select EMLX in the Export Options list. It exports EMLX files that Apple Mail can open. Click Next.

EMLX needs no extra settings. The screen shows No additional settings required for this format. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Make sure the location has enough storage space.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder.

Open Naming Convention for Email to name exported email files. Choose Subject, From+To+CC or a pattern built from Subject, From, To and Date.

Open Naming Convention Separator to set what replaces special characters in file names. Select Underscore, Space or Hyphen.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the EMLX task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the EMLX folder inside it.

The EMLX folder holds ExportReport.csv and a folder for every source PST file.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select HTML in the Export Options list. It exports HTML files with inline images, while attachments save separately. Click Next.

HTML needs no extra settings. The screen shows No additional settings required for this format. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path, select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder. Make sure the location has enough storage space.
Open Naming Convention for Email to name exported email files. Choose Subject, From+To+CC or a pattern built from Subject, From, To and Date.

Open Naming Convention Separator to set what replaces special characters in file names. Select Underscore, Space or Hyphen.

Naming Convention for Calendar and its separator work the same way for calendar files.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the HTML task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the HTML folder inside it.

The HTML folder holds ExportReport.csv, LongFilePath.csv and a folder for every source PST file.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select ICS in the Export Options list. It exports calendar items as ICS files. Click Next.

Click Settings to open the ICS options. Create Single ICS for Each PST file combines all calendar items from a PST file into one ICS file. When it is selected, you can set a split size in MB. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Only the calendar naming options are active for ICS.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder.

Open Naming Convention for Calendar to name exported calendar files. Choose Subject or a pattern built from Subject, Start Date and End Date.

Open Naming Convention Separator to set what replaces special characters in file names. Select Underscore, Space or Hyphen.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the ICS task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the ICS folder inside it.

The ICS folder holds ExportReport.csv and a folder for every source PST file.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select JSON in the Export Options list. It exports structured JSON files with inline images, while attachments save separately. Click Next.

Click Settings to open the JSON options. Create single json for each folder creates a JSON file for every folder in your PST file. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Make sure the location has enough storage space.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder.

Open Naming Convention for Email to name exported email files. Choose Subject, From+To+CC or a pattern built from Subject, From, To and Date.

Open Naming Convention Separator to set what replaces special characters in file names. Select Underscore, Space or Hyphen.

Naming Convention for Calendar and its separator work the same way for calendar files.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the JSON task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the JSON folder inside it.

The JSON folder holds ExportReport.csv and a folder for every source PST file.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select MBOX in the Export Options list. It exports emails in standard MBOX files. Click Next.

Click Settings to open the MBOX options. Create single MBOX for each pst file exports all messages from a PST file into one MBOX file. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Make sure the location has enough storage space.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder. The naming options stay greyed out for MBOX.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the MBOX task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the MBOX folder inside it.

The MBOX folder holds ExportReport.csv and a folder for every source PST file.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select MHT in the Export Options list. It exports a single MHT file with embedded HTML, while images and attachments save separately. Click Next.

MHT needs no extra settings. The screen shows No additional settings required for this format. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Make sure the location has enough storage space.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder.

Open Naming Convention for Email to name exported email files. Choose Subject, From+To+CC or a pattern built from Subject, From, To and Date.

Open Naming Convention Separator to set what replaces special characters in file names. Select Underscore, Space or Hyphen.

Naming Convention for Calendar and its separator work the same way for calendar files.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the MHT task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the MHT folder inside it.

The MHT folder holds ExportReport.csv and a folder for every source PST file.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select MSG (Outlook) in the Export Options list. It exports PST items in MSG files that Microsoft Outlook can open. Click Next.

MSG (Outlook) needs no extra settings. The screen shows No additional settings required for this format. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Make sure the location has enough storage space.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder.

Open Naming Convention for Email to name exported email files. Choose Subject, From+To+CC or a pattern built from Subject, From, To and Date.

Open Naming Convention Separator to set what replaces special characters in file names. Select Underscore, Space or Hyphen.

Naming Convention for Calendar and its separator work the same way for calendar files.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the MSG (Outlook) task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the MSG folder inside it.

The MSG folder holds ExportReport.csv and a folder for every source PST file.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select PDF in the Export Options list. It exports standard PDF files. Click Next.

Click Settings. PDF has five tabs, which are PDF options, Attachment, Page Layout, Font and Bates. On PDF options, select Create single PDF for each pst file to export every PST file as a separate PDF file. Select Include Internet Message Header to add header details.

On the Attachment tab, open Attachment Settings and select Attachment on pin, Append Attachment or Save Attachment.
Attachment on Pin: Allows users to include email attachments as attachment pins within the PDF. Users can access the attached files directly from the PDF.
Append Attachment: Converts email attachments into PDF format and appends them at the end of the corresponding email content in the exported PDF.
Save Attachment: Saves email attachments separately in their original file formats without converting them into PDF.

On the Page Layout tab, set Page Size, Page Orientation and the four margins. Select Header/Footer to add header and footer text.

Select a page size from A4, A3 or Letter.

Select Portrait or Landscape for the page orientation.

Enter your Header text and Footer text after selecting Header/Footer.

On the Font tab, select Arial, Courier, Helvetica, Times, Times-Roman or Verdana. Then set the Font Size and select a color with Choose color.

The Bates tab has Bates Number and Date Stamp options. For best results, keep the Bates Number within 40 characters.

Select Bates Number to number pages in a series. Add a prefix or suffix, set the start number and digits, then select a position. Bates series for file(s) continues the numbering across exported files.

Select Date Stamp to add a date. Choose its position and a format like DD-MM-YYYY.

Return to PDF options and click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Make sure the location has enough storage space.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder.

Open Naming Convention for Email to name exported email files. Choose Subject, From+To+CC or a pattern built from Subject, From, To and Date.

Open Naming Convention Separator to set what replaces special characters in file names. Select Underscore, Space or Hyphen.

Naming Convention for Calendar and its separator work the same way for calendar files.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the PDF task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the PDF folder inside it.

The PDF folder holds ExportReport.csv and a folder for every source PST file.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select PST (Outlook) in the Export Options list. It exports PST files with folder hierarchy support. Click Next.

Click Settings to open the PST options. Select Split PST to cut a large PST file into parts. Set Split PST after and choose MB or GB as the unit. The default is 50 GB. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Make sure the location has enough storage space.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder. The naming options stay greyed out for PST (Outlook).

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the PST (Outlook) task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the PST folder inside it.

The PST folder holds your exported PST files and ExportReport.csv.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select RTF in the Export Options list. It exports data as rich text document files. Click Next.

RTF needs no extra settings. The screen shows No additional settings required for this format. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Make sure the location has enough storage space.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder.

Open Naming Convention for Email to name exported email files. Choose Subject, From+To+CC or a pattern built from Subject, From, To and Date.

Open Naming Convention Separator to set what replaces special characters in file names. Select Underscore, Space or Hyphen.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the RTF task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the RTF folder inside it.

The RTF folder holds ExportReport.csv, LongFilePath.csv and a folder for every source PST file.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select TXT in the Export Options list. It exports items as TXT files with inline images, while attachments save separately. Click Next.

TXT needs no extra settings. The screen shows No additional settings required for this format. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Make sure the location has enough storage space.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder.

Open Naming Convention for Email to name exported email files. Choose Subject, From+To+CC or a pattern built from Subject, From, To and Date.

Open Naming Convention Separator to set what replaces special characters in file names. Select Underscore, Space or Hyphen.

Naming Convention for Calendar and its separator work the same way for calendar files.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the TXT task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the TXT folder inside it.

The TXT folder holds ExportReport.csv, LongFilePath.csv and a folder for every source PST file.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

Select VCF in the Export Options list. It exports VCF files with contacts and distribution lists. Click Next.

Click Settings to open the VCF options. Choose a VCF version from the list. The default is 3.0. Merge all contacts into a single VCF file exports all contacts from a PST file to one VCF file. Click Next.

Click Browse next to Select Destination Path to choose where converted files are saved. Make sure the location has enough storage space.

Select a folder in the dialog and click Select Folder. The naming options stay greyed out for VCF.

Click Start Export once the destination path is set.

A message confirms Export process completed successfully. Click OK.

The Export Progress screen shows Items Processed and the PST Scan Summary for Mail, Contact, Calendar, Task, Note, Journal and Distribution List. Under Export Tasks, check Files Processed, Failed and Speed for the VCF task. It shows Completed at 100%.

Click View Result to open the output folder.

Windows Explorer opens the output folder named SysTools PST Converter. Open the VCF folder inside it.

The VCF folder holds a folder named after your source PST file and ExportReport.csv.

Open ExportReport.csv to see the SourcePath, Destination Path and the count for Email, Calendar, Contact, Task, Note and Journal, plus the Total count and failed count.

Click Logs in the top bar to open Application Logs. Click Save Logs to keep a copy.

The App Details tab lists application and system details, including version, activation status and operating system.

Select the three dot menu in the top bar to open About, Support and Help.

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