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Information putting data into context can be essential, especially if the amount of data involved is huge. As I have written elsewhere, it is often the first step in investigating a huge data set. According to the judge in LLC v Kaplan, the “Plantiff produced a hard drive containing 822,493 pages of email communications”. Reading between the lines, it seemed […]
Read moreIntroduction In our previous five articles, we talked about initial investigations for data that you have just received, whether it be by: walking through the filing structure, investigating the files’ dates, seeing how many different types of files there are, looking at Word, Excel and Power document properties, and examining photograph metadata. In this article, we will be looking at […]
Read moreProblem with my Ho Ho Ho cards. ‘Twas seven nights before Christmas, and all through the office, I was setting the computer up to send 840 electronic Christmas cards. This could have been a difficult job, but I wrote a VBA macro to create individual e-mail cards with “Dear INSERTNAME”, followed by the card itself. I had also set up […]
Read moreIntroduction MSG files are emails, calendar entries etc. which have been exported from Microsoft Outlook, either manually by dragging them onto the desktop, or through an automatic extractor. This previous article shows how generally you can view document properties in Windows Explorer. This article will investigate how these methods work for MSG files. Viewing MSG metadata in Windows Explorer The […]
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