- MailNavigator lets you search across email clients
- Using flexible criteria, you can search with precision in MailNavigator
- MailNavigator lets you send replies
- MailNavigator's interface is a bit confusing
- MailNavigator is not well suited for sending mail
- MailNavigator lets you browse and search emails in other email clients.
- Supports Outlook, Outlook Express, Netscape, Eudora, The Bat!, Pegasus Mail and mbox files.
- Using complex queries, you can find emails precisely in MailNavigator.
- Search results are collected and displayed in a virtual folder for comfortable access.
- Past searches are automatically saved by MailNavigator for easy repetition.
- MailNavigator can fetch mail itself from multiple POP email accounts.
- You can also create replies and new messages inside MailNavigator.
- MailNavigator can export messages to .msg, .eml or mbox files and Eudora mailboxes.
- MailNavigator supports Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/3/XP.
Sporting a powerful albeit not particularly simple interface, MailNavigator automatically recognizes the email clients on your computer (well, most of them) and lets you search their archives. Using flexible search criteria, you can get exactly the messages you are looking for, wherever they may be, and MailNavigator automatically puts the results in a virtual folder for easy access.
Since you can export mail to either .eml files or Eudora mailboxes (which use the standard mbox file format, more or less), it's easy to export messages to most email programs. In a way, this is also necessary: though it offers a simple editor for sending mail and can retrieve messages from POP accounts, MailNavigator is not a fully blown email client itself.


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