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Mail Archiver X protects one of your Mac-based small business' most important assets: your email.
- Archive with one click:
After you've set up archiving, future archives can be created in one click. And these are smart archives - taking only what you have not archived before. - Email clients and services:
All major email clients are supported: Apple Mail, Eudora, Outlook, Entourage, Powermail, Postbox and Thunderbird. Of course, Gmail and Exchange are supported,
What's New
Version 2.7.4.3.392:
- Filemaker shows no longer a temp mailbox name.
- The Header field is now exported to Filemaker.
- Archiving from Exchange no longer crashes when the account name has // in it's name.
- Fixed a problem when archiving from Entourage.
- Fixed a problem with corrupt attachments.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
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Mail Archiver X protects one of your Mac-based small business' most important assets: your email.
- Archive with one click:
After you've set up archiving, future archives can be created in one click. And these are smart archives - taking only what you have not archived before. - Email clients and services:
All major email clients are supported: Apple Mail, Eudora, Outlook, Entourage, Powermail, Postbox and Thunderbird. Of course, Gmail and Exchange are supported, too. - Protect and speed up:
Archive as much of your email as you want, or archive and speed up your email client by removing the mails from the mail client. - Find your mails easily:
Search archived email as easily as you search email today. - Automatic verification:
Mail Archive X automatically checks and verifies as good whenever mails are added to an archive. - Flexible export formats:
Easily export your email to Evernote, pdf, Filemaker or other formats to suit your needs.
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Jocatra reviewed on 06 Jan 2012
Without doubts, I recommend the application.
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Dejmac reviewed on 14 Nov 2011
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Peterpan23 reviewed on 10 Nov 2010
1. (deal-breaker) REALbasic is unacceptable slow on my Core2Duo 2.33 with 3GB RAM and ultrafast Seagate Momentus XT 500GB under 10.6.4, 64bit
2. (nice to have) no Boolean search strings like "Peter -Mueller" (=show me all mails with the name "Peter" but not with the name "Mueller")
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First, it is written in RealBasic and it looks really ugly. I doubt the dev has anytime anything heard of Apples GUI-guidelines. Besides all the personal impressions, it has such drawbacks like a logfile INSIDE the app itself.
Very nice idea but needs still quite a lot of work!
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1. (BIG required fix) Make the browser window resizable. I bought a 17 inch PB so I could use the nice big screen.
2. Header Graphic: Gone! Why do I need that? Is it a web site? No its software. The graphic wastes a ton of screen space.
3. Header Buttons: SHould be the standard OS X toolbar, including the ability to hide them using the toolbar button. SHould have the standard options of text only / icon only / icon & text and would be nice to have the option for small icons.
4. Border between the content & then actual window edge: Gone. Brushed metal apps sometimes use the border, but most Aqua apps don't. Just open text edit to see what I mean. Borders accomplish nothing & waste space.
5. "Entry View": OS X Has default widgets for tabs. Those should be used rather than graphics. This feels like a web page to me & makes me uncomfortable. It takes me "out of OS X". I think sometimes software developers want to be "artists" and make pretty things for people to look at rather than keeping people from having to see anything new. I prefer when every app has similar recognizable features & (honestly no offense) don't care much about seeing the developers creativity or personality in an app.
6. "Entry View" again: Would be nice to be able to collapse the header to just the date sent, from field & subject. It takes up so much space as it is.
7. "Entry View" again: Why the use of fields in the "Header Detail" tab? I guess I could see it for the search option, but it makes it impossible to copy complete header text.
8. "List View": Headers use weird titles. Stick with the standard "to, from, subject, date" (date has an E on the end most of the time). Columns usually hi-light when you sort by them, your app does not. It would be far better to see this list view located in a split view above the "Entry View" so that both "screens" are combined into one. (See Apple's Mail.App for example)
9. Tools palate: Not too horrible, but I'd prefer smaller icons & a vertical toolbar option. See Photoshop as an example.
10. For more research & apple standards this is a great place to start: http://developer.apple.com/ue/
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G5-2.0, 6 gb of Ram, and using current Mac OS 10.4.8.
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