Aid4Mail 1.992

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Aid4Mail helps you migrate e-mail messages to a different mail client, export them for viewing through IE, MS Excel, or a database, convert them to extract or re-insert attachments, and archive them to save space or for compliance with legal requirements. It supports many mail client programs and processes all messages reliably and quickly, including those with file attachments and embedded contents like pictures and background images.

Version 1.99 has improved conversion of complex Outlook messages to RFC formats like EML and mbox and processing from or to large numbers of MSG files is significantly faster.

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