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Yes, you can extract to local files, but if you just want to keep your data on PM and try to access it, it's a very unpleasant experience.
by blunte 6y ago
Yes, you can extract to local files, but if you just want to keep your data on PM and try to access it, it's a very unpleasant experience.
- dleslie 6y agoEr, not really? I use Outlook to access it on my work PC, the Android app on my phone, and the web interface elsewhere. Seems quite usable and painless, to me; even search. But then, I fastidiously organize my email and so I don't need to rely on "smart" , privacy violating, deeply intrusive search.