Remo OST to PST Converter is a user-friendly tool designed to help Microsoft Outlook users easily convert OST to PST with simple clicks. The tool comes with self-explanatory instructions to ease the process of converting your OST file. With the help of this Microsoft OST to PST converter, you can easily recover deleted or lost Outlook emails, attachments, contacts, tasks and other Outlook items by converting the files. The OST is corrupted or inaccessible to the PST file format.
Remo OST to PST converter works with advanced technology and read-only mode interface to safely convert damaged, corrupted, orphaned or inaccessible OST file into healthy PST powerful without damaging existing Outlook content.
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A user-friendly tool designed to help Microsoft Outlook users to effortlessly convert OST to PST in simple clicks. This tool comes with self explanatory instructions to ease your OST file conversion process.
Remo OST to PST converter tool works with the advanced technology and read-only mode interface to safely convert corrupt, damaged, orphan, or inaccessible OST file into the healthy PST without harming the existing Outlook content.
With the help of this Microsoft OST to PST converter tool, you can easily recover deleted or lost Outlook emails, attachments, contacts, tasks, and other Outlook items by converting your corrupt or inaccessible OST file to a PST file format.
Remo Convert OST to PST software offers a free preview of the converted PST file before you save it on your computer or external storage drive. This allows you to easily verify the converted PST file by looking into the recovered emails, contacts, and other Outlook items from the corrupt OST file.
No matter how severely corrupt is your OST file, Remo OST to PST converter software only takes 4 simple clicks to export your OST file to healthy PST file and also retains the folder structure, rules, and auto-fill text in the converted PST file.
An OST file is an Offline Storage Table created by Microsoft Outlook to save a copy of Outlook mailbox data from the Microsoft Exchange server, which can be easily accessible to you when there is no internet connection.
Hence, composing or reading Outlook emails, accessing Outlook contacts, notes, etc. is not possible without the OST file during no network connectivity. Irrespective of the importance of the OST file, it can get corrupt, inaccessible, orphan, or damage due to various reasons like hard drive malfunction, virus-infection, OST file synchronization issue, improper termination of Outlook, oversized OST file, power surge problem, Microsoft Outlook application crash, etc.
Regardless of the reasons for the OST file corruption, you can utilize Remo OST to PST converter tool to easily fix OST file or to backup OST file by converting into the healthy PST file format. And thereby you can access all your Outlook data such as emails, attachments, contacts, tasks, notes, journals, etc. without any hassle.
At times, when you are looking to migrate your Outlook OST file to another computer or upgraded Windows operating system. Manually converting OST to PST file can be riskier if no reliable methods are utilized. More importantly, manual methods to export OST to PST file cannot retain the OST file folder structure, rules, auto-fill text, etc.
However, by making use of the Remo OST to PST Converter, you can easily convert severely corrupt or damaged OST file to PST file with all its attributes including the folder structure, rules, auto-fill text, and many more with advanced filtering options to prioritize your choice of OST file conversion.
Remo Convert OST to PST tool is built with an interactive graphical user-interface to give you self-explained instructions to effortlessly convert your OST file to PST. No matter why you convert OST file to PST, but this tool offers you the following user-friendly options to make your OST file conversion process simpler than ever before.
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Hello all,
I have a Model output for which the coordinates are in rotated lon/lat format. I want to convert it to the regular lon/lat but I don't know how to change the rotated values to exact regular lon/lat value i.e. starting x and y values in regular coordinates. Once I have the regular regrid file, I think I can use setgrid command on my files. I want to regrid my data similar to my area of interest.
I am attaching the rotated regrid file here along with the figure showing the area of interest (this figure is generated using Panoply which automatically convert rotated values to lon/lat). I would also like to mask my data only over the land region, and any help related to all these queries will be highly appreciated.
Thanks for the reply Karin. The resolution of my data is 0.44 degree. And the remapbil will convert it to a global grid with 1 degree resolution. I am more interested in remapping it to the similar x and y values as in my data with 0.44 degree resolution. I hope it's possible.
My file is a European Cordex file (cdo sinfo below). I am using the data within the files to create a new .nc file for ingestion to another program, which requires a vector of Lat and a vector of Lon (regular). Is is possible to convert the rlat and rlon to regular lat lon coordinates, so I end up with a Lon vector of 106 length and a Lat vector of 103 length (as opposed to a grid)?
Thanks for the quick response. Apologies, I should have been more clear. The command currently provide 'Lon' as 360 long and 'Lat' as 180 long. Is it possible to just extract the lat/lon coordinates for the Cordex area of interest with this command?..so I end up with 'Lon' as 106 long and 'Lat' as 103 long (representing only the European region)? i.e. Can that data be subsequently 'pulled' from the 'Lon' of 360 length and the 'Lat' of 180 length provided by the remapbil command?
I understand that remapbil provides the coordinates for the entire globe, so it is not a case of specifying the size of the original dataset with: cdo remapbil,r106x103 filein.nc fileout.nc
Best wishes.
Thanks for the quick response. Apologies, I should have been more clear. The command currently provide 'Lon' as 360 long and 'Lat' as 180 long. Is it possible to just extract the lat/lon coordinates for the Cordex area of interest with this command?..so I end up with 'Lon' as 106 long and 'Lat' as 103 long (representing only the European region)? i.e. Can that data be subsequently 'pulled' from the 'Lon' of 360 length and the 'Lat' of 180 length provided by the remapbil command?
Ralf Adding the '-f nc' worked a treat. One final question if you don't mind?
I identified the max and min lat and lon from the regular Lat Lon grids in my Cordex file and used them to set the outer bounds of the latlon box selected. I also used 'Global_1 to increase the resolution:
cdo -f nc -sellonlatbox,-45,65,22,73 -topo,global_1 test.nc
Is there another option rather than '-topo,global_1' to specify the number of Lon and Lat cells in the grid while simultaneously keeping the latlon box specified? I see from the documentation link you sent that it is possible to use the grid description from another datafile ('1.3.2.2. Grids from data files') or alternatively, can I simply specify the 'xsize*ysize' of the curvilinear grid (which refers to 'ncell' in '1.3.2.4. CDO grids')? I tried:
cdo -f nc -sellonlatbox,-45,65,22,73 -topo,r106x103 test.nc but this is referring to degrees as opposed to the number of cells/gridbox length.
Is there another option rather than '-topo,global_1' to specify the number of Lon and Lat cells in the grid while simultaneously keeping the latlon box specified? I see from the documentation link you sent that it is possible to use the grid description from another datafile ('1.3.2.2. Grids from data files') or alternatively, can I simply specify the 'xsize*ysize' of the curvilinear grid (which refers to 'ncell' in '1.3.2.4. CDO grids')? I tried:
cdo -f nc -sellonlatbox,-45,65,22,73 -topo,r106x103 test.nc but this is referring to degrees as opposed to the number of cells/gridbox length.
I tweaked the Lat Lons specified in the above command, as the grid being output wasn't 106x103 like I wanted, but rather 106x102 when I used the exact Maximum and Minimum Lat and Lon from the regular grid in the original .nc file. This command created the grid, but now I'm not entirely sure how to use it? I think I need to apply it to an nc file (i.e. test.nc), which I can then use in this command: cdo -remapbil,test.nc myinputfile.nc europe_output.nc Or, can I refer to the grid in another way (i.e. not assign it to 'test.nc', but rather just use the name of the grid directly?)
Perhaps I'm missing something obvious here? Apologies, as I'm new to cdos.
Many thanks.
An OST file is an Offline Storage Table created by Microsoft Outlook to save a copy of Outlook mailbox data from the Microsoft Exchange server, which can be easily accessible when there is no internet connection.
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