MailStore Home

Allows you to store all your email messages in a secure, searchable, offline source with this easy-to-use email archiving application.

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MailStore Home Description

Saving email messages to disk for backup purposes is not too difficult a task, especially since most clients are equipped with the function of saving them as individual files.

MailStore Home has been created to help you create archives with messages from multiple email clients and even from web services.

It works with popular email clients on the market from Microsoft and Mozilla and it can also dig into EML, MSG and MBOX files to retrieve the entries.

Functionality at a glance

One of its advantages is that it allows creating a backup plan that includes the messages from a specific period of time. More than this, it offers the possibility to choose the target folders or create an exclusion list.

Also part of the custom configuration is the option to delete the items from the mailbox after thy have been safely retrieved on the computer. This is an action we would advise against but in some cases it can come in pretty handy, particularly with mailboxes with limited space.

Apart from storing the messages locally MailStore Home includes a search function that has various parameters to make the results more relevant. As such, there is the possibility to search by taking into consideration the subject of the message, its body, sender or recipient as well as attachment contents.

Furthermore, the scouring can be contained to specific folders and scan only the entries from a certain time interval (e.g.: this week/month or the previous one).

Configuring the application is a simple job that entails defining the default storage location, freeing up more space or improving the indexing of the data for faster searches.

Conclusion

MailStore Home is not difficult to handle and it can be used with both email clients and webmail services, making it an asset for users that need to handle large amounts of email. It moves quite fast and does not have a drastic impact on computer resources.

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