Aid4Mail Simplifies and Speeds Up Email Conversion, Migration and Archiving
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ookes Software has announced that Aid4Mail now supports over 30 email clients and mailbox formats including Office Outlook 2007, Windows Mail, and Windows Live Mail, under Windows 95/98/ME/NT4/2000/2003/XP/Vista. Support for Office Outlook includes import and export capabilities for MAPI profiles, PST databases, and MSG files.
Aid4Mail is a sophisticated but easy-to-use tool that can migrate email to a different mail client, export it for viewing through Internet Explorer, MS Excel, and most databases, and archive it to save space or for regulatory compliance. It can merge mail into a single mailbox file, or export it as individual message or text files, and can extract attachments, embedded contents, and email addresses.
Aid4Mail includes powerful archiving features, sending emails to a highly compressed ZIP file. Attachments are extracted, with duplicates removed, and saved in a separate folder inside the ZIP archive. This provides easy access to them without the need for a special utility. Messages are stored in the non-proprietary mbox format, again within the ZIP file, allowing them to be read with any text editor and guaranteeing compatibility with future systems. Aid4Mail can also re-convert these ZIP archives to any other supported target format.
There are four commercial versions of Aid4Mail: Standard, Professional, Forensic, and Enterprise. Each has a variety of licensing options including multi-user and/or site licenses. A Win32-console version of Aid4Mail, which can run from batch files and other applications, is also distributed with certain licenses.
Aid4Mail supports many email applications including all versions of Office Outlook, Outlook Express, Windows Mail, Windows Live Mail, Eudora, Mozilla Mail and Thunderbird, Netscape Messenger, The Bat!, Pegasus Mail, PocoMail, Barca, Opera Mail, Forte Agent, Calypso, Courier, PMMail, FoxMail, EML message files, Mac Mail.app EMLX files, maildir folders, and generic mailboxes based on the mbox format.