BlackBerry Backup Extractor: extract and convert IPD BlackBerry backups
We're working on a rescue tool for missing BlackBerry data. If you have lost or broken your BlackBerry, our software can automatically extract the contacts, emails, saved emails, memos, call history, calendar, SMS messages, tasks and other data from your BB's IPD backup file. This BlackBerry IPD reader is free.
When run, the application will extract all sent and received email messages cached on the device into a "Messages" folder. Saved messages will go into a "Saved Email Messages" folder. Other BlackBerry content will go into "Content Store".
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Free BlackBerry IPD reader download
You can download the BlackBerry IPD Backup extractor here.
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The Blackberry Backup Extractor works great and the extracted .eml files can be imported seamlessly into Windows Live Mail (free download from Microsoft). All attachments and formatting is retained. My only remark at this point is that Live Mail fails to import multiple vcf files even though it did the first 3 or so and throws up an error. I can still pull an individual vcf in but hope that this is fixed soon.
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Hello.. I Would like to purchase your software, Blackberry Backup Extractor. However i've been trying to figure out if the "Purged Messages" Database are actually readable. I've spent quite a alot of time googling this now, and did not get any answers,.Please advise.
@Pedro Thanks for your interest in the Blackberry Backup Extractor. The way messages are 'purged' is often dependant on the service provider of the phone, the settings used and the BB OS. The application cannot recover deleted messages unless they are backed up in a IPD, few service providers tend to do this at all but it does happen now and then. You can try the BBBE application for free, once you extract data from the IPD file navigate to the follow folder: EXTRACTED-FOLDER\Other\Purged Messages\ You will either see a sample of deleted messages, deleted message references (useless pointer info) or an empty file.
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