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Email Archiver...Your email is valuable. The format that it is stored in with Apple Mail is neither future-proof nor accessible. Use Email Archiver to create an archive of all your emails, or just a few folders.
When you run it, it creates a folder where a duplicate of every email in Mail.app is created.
The subject line of the email is used for the filename of the email.
You can pick a subset of email to archive if you like.
Works only with Mail.app on OS X.
Does not require any changes, OS hooks, or other shenanigans to run. It simply
When you run it, it creates a folder where a duplicate of every email in Mail.app is created.
The subject line of the email is used for the filename of the email.
You can pick a subset of email to archive if you like.
Works only with Mail.app on OS X.
Does not require any changes, OS hooks, or other shenanigans to run. It simply
What's New
Version 1.0.3:
- Fixes a problem when Email was not stored in the default ~/Library/Mail folder.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
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Email Archiver...Your email is valuable. The format that it is stored in with Apple Mail is neither future-proof nor accessible. Use Email Archiver to create an archive of all your emails, or just a few folders.
When you run it, it creates a folder where a duplicate of every email in Mail.app is created.
The subject line of the email is used for the filename of the email.
You can pick a subset of email to archive if you like.
Works only with Mail.app on OS X.
Does not require any changes, OS hooks, or other shenanigans to run. It simply creates nice, rendered versions of each email in your Library/Mail/ folder.
The resulting archive is suitable for backing up with Time Machine, or using the Spot Documents system to host it online.
Useful to create archives of emails for legal purposes.
We developed this software so that archive - quality copies of emails could be hosted on Amazon S3. But since it just makes a nice neat collection of PDFs of your email, you might use it in other ways.
When you run it, it creates a folder where a duplicate of every email in Mail.app is created.
The subject line of the email is used for the filename of the email.
You can pick a subset of email to archive if you like.
Works only with Mail.app on OS X.
Does not require any changes, OS hooks, or other shenanigans to run. It simply creates nice, rendered versions of each email in your Library/Mail/ folder.
The resulting archive is suitable for backing up with Time Machine, or using the Spot Documents system to host it online.
Useful to create archives of emails for legal purposes.
We developed this software so that archive - quality copies of emails could be hosted on Amazon S3. But since it just makes a nice neat collection of PDFs of your email, you might use it in other ways.
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Peterpumpkineater reviewed on 29 Dec 2010
Tried using it under 10.6.5, but the application keeps getting stuck. A semi-transparent black window pops open, I press the "Archive" button, then I get an evolving dialog: 50 email PDFs created ... 100 email PDFs created ...
But then the app seems to stall (at one time at 100 emails, next time 350 emails) and nothing happens. Activity Monitor doesn't see a problem, no hints in Console. Tried quitting Mail and Email Archiver and launching again, and it got once again stuck at 350. Any hints? Would be a great utility if it worked.
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Could you please send a crash report or more details to the support email, contact@spotdocuments.com? Thanks. Tom
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One other reason I made this is that old emails just have this habit of disappearing. A slip on an IMAP setting can for instance erase lots of email, which mail.app will dutifully recreate on your hard drive. --Tom
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I suspect, by looking at the url's, that this in not being done on purpose, however for a non Little Snitch (or other similiar package) user they would not know this is happening.
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craigfin74 rated on 22 Dec 2010