Most exchange veterans who’ve had to deal with any sort of anomalies in the exchange database would recognize EdbMails – the pioneer recovery platform for all things exchange recovery, be it exchange database corruption or shutdown errors.

EdbMails has recently released an update to its data recovery tool, let’s have a look at what it brings to the table :

The deep scanning algorithm that EdbMails uses has been further enhanced to give a quicker and more responsive recovery experience than before.

User interface changes to make the recovery process more seamless and rather straightforward so that even non technical users may find it easy to use.

Some of the highlights of EdbMails EDB to PST Converter include :

Simple interface : Exporting offline exchange mailboxes to PST is as easy as it gets with just a few clicks thanks to EdbMails’s simple user interface.

Recovery everything from EDB file : Repair and recover mailboxes and public folders, including emails, contacts, pictures, folders, tasks, notes, arrangements, attachments, diaries and calendars.

Recover accidentally deleted mailboxes

Extensive filtering options like To :, From :, Subject, Date, Time, and so forth.

Dirty shutdown and JET engine error fixes.

EdbMails for Exchange Server Recovery Features:

Supports data recovery of mailboxes from MS Exchange Server 2003/2007/2010/2013 and 2016 databases.

Non English Unicode file support

Maintains the folder structure intact and doesn’t alter the contents of original exchange database in any manner.

For more info and download please go ahead visit the official EdbMails site:

https://www.edbmails.com/

In full Microsoft Word (desktop version, from 2007 onwards) you can switch on extra grammar checking and readability features that help you write.

https://support.office.com/en-gb/article/Test-your-document-s-readability-85b4969e-e80a-4777-8dd3-f7fc3c8b3fd2

How about having the option to switch these on in the Android version of Word?

I appreciate this would be a 'paid for' thing and be included in an Office365 subscription.

All I'll say is, right now, there's not a lot between Android Word and built-in options like Google Docs. To people who write for a living, having an offline readability checker is really useful. If Android Word has it, but Google Docs doesn't, which one would you use?

Let me explain what is going on.
When you open a password protected Word or Excel file on Android Word or Excel,
It opens the file and then dumps an unprotected version of that file deep into Android's file system.
Later, when you delete the original on your phone, the file still shows up in your Android Word or Excel 'recents' list and you can just tap it and open it. It is quite disturbing. It has a long file path usually users>>data>>0 ...
The only way to delete this copy is to go to Androids app screen, select Word or Excel > More Info > Storage > CLEAR DATA.
This will clear that folder with these files and reset your app. You do not have access to that folder to delete these files individually, this is the only way. Unfortunately, once you open another password protected file, it will again end up in this deep sub-folder and always be in your recent list ready to be opened sans password.
This is horrible oversight on behalf of MS and I must say, as a user of both Android and iOS, this problem does not exist on either the Word version for iOS, and definitely does not happen with any files created, opened, handled by Pages or Numbers, which is Apple's version of Word and Excel. The devil is in the details and this is why I rarely like to trust MS or Android with sensitive info.
* NOTE: The "remove fom list" option does not delete the file from the device. It will remain in that folder just no longer in the list .