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Slop Searches help 'loosen' your eDiscovery search. They tell your software that it's okay if your search keywords aren't right next to each other. Or even that they don't have to be in any particular order...

File families are groups of associated files. And splitting up these 'families' in eDiscovery can spoil your data. Here's how to solve the problem...

1) PST: A group of emails. 2) MSG: A single email. 3) EDB: an email database on a server. 4) OST: Offline emails, 5) EML: A single non-Outlook email. 6) MBOX: A group of non-Outlook emails.

The MSG format is what Microsoft Outlook uses to store single email messages. But there are custom MSGs that your eDiscovery software may not recognize. Here's what to do...

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