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Use Email Archiver to create an archive of all your emails, or just a few folders.
How it works.
Email Archiver works with Apple's Mail for OS X, storing your emails as PDFs. It makes them compatible anywhere you can open up a PDF, not just with Mail. Emails are stored hierarchically in the same way that your email is organized in Mail.app. Email archiver makes no changes to your Mail Folders. It simply scans through your thousands of email messages, creating a PDF for each one.
The PDFs created have the full email header embedded into the PDF for searching
How it works.
Email Archiver works with Apple's Mail for OS X, storing your emails as PDFs. It makes them compatible anywhere you can open up a PDF, not just with Mail. Emails are stored hierarchically in the same way that your email is organized in Mail.app. Email archiver makes no changes to your Mail Folders. It simply scans through your thousands of email messages, creating a PDF for each one.
The PDFs created have the full email header embedded into the PDF for searching
What's New
Version 2.5.2:
- Fixed a problem that could occur with text based emails that used inline images.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
Email Archiver User Discussion (Write a Review)
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Use Email Archiver to create an archive of all your emails, or just a few folders.
How it works.
Email Archiver works with Apple's Mail for OS X, storing your emails as PDFs. It makes them compatible anywhere you can open up a PDF, not just with Mail. Emails are stored hierarchically in the same way that your email is organized in Mail.app. Email archiver makes no changes to your Mail Folders. It simply scans through your thousands of email messages, creating a PDF for each one.
The PDFs created have the full email header embedded into the PDF for searching purposes. Also, all attachments that are displayed online, such as photos, etc are displayed in the PDF. Any emails with attachments have a folder with the same name including the attachments right beside the PDF. PDFs use the subject line and the message ID to create a unique, readable file name for the file. Subsequent scans with Email Archiver only add new emails, and thus perform faster.
How it works.
Email Archiver works with Apple's Mail for OS X, storing your emails as PDFs. It makes them compatible anywhere you can open up a PDF, not just with Mail. Emails are stored hierarchically in the same way that your email is organized in Mail.app. Email archiver makes no changes to your Mail Folders. It simply scans through your thousands of email messages, creating a PDF for each one.
The PDFs created have the full email header embedded into the PDF for searching purposes. Also, all attachments that are displayed online, such as photos, etc are displayed in the PDF. Any emails with attachments have a folder with the same name including the attachments right beside the PDF. PDFs use the subject line and the message ID to create a unique, readable file name for the file. Subsequent scans with Email Archiver only add new emails, and thus perform faster.
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Itty reviewed on 02 Apr 2012
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Smilingbird reviewed on 04 Mar 2012
I've advised him to warn users about this situation in the product's webpage.
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Smilingbird reviewed on 02 Mar 2012
So say bye bye to the URLs in all your links. Ridiculous.
I'm very, very disappointed with this software. -- What's the point of adding a "save a message as PDF" feature (added recently), if it does exactly the same as the "Print | Save as PDF" standard Mac command?!
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Smilingbird reviewed on 02 Mar 2012
So say bye bye to the URLs in all your links. Ridiculous.
I'm very, very disappointed with this software. -- What's the point of adding a "save a message as PDF" feature (added recently), if it does exactly the same as the "Print | Save as PDF" standard Mac command?!
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Steve Wisotsky reviewed on 06 May 2011
The only issue is the size of the archive.
I just archived a 1.4 meg mailbox, and the resulting archive folder is 14 meg.
I'm giving it 5 stars since it does what it is supposed to.
Am I missing something as to what the benefit of archiving is?
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i’ve been keeping an eye out for a good email archiving app as of late and was hoping i could find some good, thorough reviews for Email Archiver but have found none. there is a pretty straight-forward 5-page pdf here: http://www.spotdocuments.com/downloads/EmailArchiverManual.pdf
but i was really wanting some first-hand accounts from people who have used this app.
i like the way Email Archiver claims to save emails as pdfs. the manual also tells how to keep Email Archiver from making duplicate pdfs for imap email accounts like google.
i have about 7,000 emails in 7 different email accounts and would like to archive each email account in its own folder. i downloaded Email Archiver and would be interested in any feedback from someone who has used it — i haven’t yet. i would also be interested in hearing about any alternative archiving email clients from users, free or paid, as i am ready to make a move to start archiving my emails. Email Archiver looks promising but i don’t think it can archive individual email accounts yet.
as a side note, here’s an interesting article on how to make gmail play well with Apple Mail: http://www.macworld.com/article/157846/2011/03/mailgmail.html#lsrc.nl_macweek_t_crawl
i know macupdate has the best reviewers and people who know really good applications. it is my hope one of you will wonder across my comment and have some time to leave some information on email archiving applications.
it seem's that it's free on the Apple Store
today or maybe more...
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It's $9.99
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