MailStore Home - Tips and Tricks - Part 4 - Manual repair corrupted MailStoreFileGroup.fdb files and .fdb backup

Problem:

"The problem occurred when moving my back-up to a new location. Somehow the MailStoreFileGroup.fdb file got corrupted. To cut to the chase is there a way to manually repair the file for my latest database back-up is to old for my comfort. I would rather repair the database and have excess to all my archived mails including the including the possibility of it going wrong. Then on forehand back up from an older back-up and missing those essential mails."

Resolution:

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MailStore Home - Tips and Tricks Part 3 … in the Cloud

Problem:

Actually there is no problem just considering the possibility and ways to move/sync my portable MailStore Home folder to the Cloud Drive

Resolution:

MailStore Home - Tips and Tricks Part 2 - Multiple Home users

Problem: 

Аll of my family use email services and mail archiving by MailStore Home. My desire is they to have personal mailstore archive located in their private folders on our home NAS. If you try to install or run portable MailStore Home from network share you will get the error:

Resolution:

MailStore Home - Tips and Tricks Part 1 - Scheduled Tasks

MailStore is awesome mail archiver. The Home edition is free for personal use. It’s a small, portable and easy to use software designed to make backup, restore and email migration. MailStore supports many different types of mailboxes such as Outlook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird, Exchange Server, Office 365, .EML files and more. It also supports a variety of internet based mail services such as Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo mail.

MailStore is well known and proven software and my goals are not to make advertisements or yet another product review because such materials you can find enough in the Internet. I’ll show you how to make your life easier despite some restrictions and lacks in Home edition.

Problem:

Automated backup feature is missing in Home edition so I wouldn't have to manually run it every day or week.