Review World - Emailchemy 1.5.7

Emailchemy is a utility that helps you regain ownership of your email. Emailchemy reads email from the proprietary formats of the most popular (and many of yesterday's forgotton) email applications and converts it to a stock, portable format that any application keister practice. The primary theme behind Emailchemy was to commute all the various proprietary email formats to The One True E-mail Format - RFC-822. This is the official Internet/ARPAnet stock for email that has been about since 1973. However, Emailchemy was built with a "pluggable" architecture that allows it to easily commute to other formats as wellspring. Things you keister do with Emailchemy: Convert email to stock formats Repair or plum mailbox files Remove proprietary extensions from mailbox files Condense individual email files and archives Prepare email for incoming into a database Make elderly email Year 2000 compliant What's New: Version 1.5.7 is a alimony release that adds: Entourage converter for Office 2001 and Office 2004 Support for cached IMAP messages in Mac OS X Mail converter Option to debar non-standard headers (annexe and user-defined per RFC-822) in output Support for decoding more non-standard date formats from the early days of the Internet Better handling of Emailer 1.x's "1999 hemipteran". UI improvements Updated method for importing converted mail into Outlook Also, the following bugs have been fixed: Eudora converter will now attack to rejoin "sent" attachments found in the X-Attachments header. Fixed a hemipteran that caused the Outlook Express 5 for Windows converter to cling in certain situations Fixed a hemipteran that caused database file converters to cling on a minus seek outgrowth