The Bottom Line
- Mailbag Assistant supports most email clients
- Powerful tools to search, organize and save mail
- Mailbag Assistant includes a scripting language for automation
- Mailbag Assistant does not support Outlook
- You cannot connect to IMAP mailboxes with Mailbag Assistant
Description
- Mailbag Assistant opens and analyzes mailbox files from most email clients without altering them.
- Powerful search functionality including multiple criteria and approximate and soundex matches.
- Mailbag Assistant lets you group messages intelligently using a number of criteria.
- Exports mail to compressed archives, plain text or EML files, HTML pages or other custom formats.
- Mailbag Assistant extracts email addresses and compiles statistics about traffic, word use and more.
- Mailbag Assistant lets you extract attachments and HTML files, can detect emails with known viruses.
- Supports Outlook Express, Windows Mail, Eudora, Netscape, Mozilla, Pegasus, The Bat!, PocoMail and MSN mail files.
- Mailbag Assistant also opens all emails or mailboxes in mbox, MSG or EML format.
- Mailbag Assistant supports Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/3/XP/Vista.
Guide Review - Mailbag Assistant 3.98
Mailbag Assistant makes me wish I could. Mailbag Assistant is an extremely useful tool to dig deep in your existing email archive without altering it or interfering with your default email client.
It lets you organize, find, merge and archive messages with a lot of flexibility and endless possibilities. Not only can you search using multiple versatile criteria, you can also group message intelligently, and build subsets to work on.
Working on mail can mean exporting it compressed, in plain text, HTML or other formats, extracting attachments or email addresses, and more. It gets even better: Mailbag Assistant includes a scripting language that lets you automate these tasks.


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