Email Archiver Pro
3.8.4Save your Apple Mail messages as PDFs.
Overview
Use Email Archiver Pro to create an archive of all your emails, or just a few folders.
Email Archiver Pro 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.
Email Archiver Pro is written for OS X 10.9 or later. Please contact us if you need a version compatible with an earlier version of the operating system. We also have business and enterprise versions that offer more flexibility and more support options.
What's new in Email Archiver Pro
- Tweaks for macOS 10.13 High Sierra
- Fixed a bug with password changes stopping the progress of other IMAP archives in some cases
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- OS X 10.11.0 or later
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The descriptive blurb clearly states that OSX 10.9 or later is required and that if you have an older OS, that a compatible version of the app can be provided. All this seems very fair and generous to me.
Judging an app solely from the perspective of refusing to upgrade your operating system is ridiculous -- especially when the OS upgrades are free.
However this app does bulk conversion and organization that Save as PDF does not do so for large amounts of mail it could be useful. While I feel that $40 is a bit much for this 'one trick pony' it may be valuable to those who save the majority of their email and want individual access to each of them in an organized fashion without launching Mail.
I also suspect that a person with a good knowledge of Automator could coin this function on their own.