ABC Amber PocoMail Converter 4.05

Powerful tool which helps you backup and archive your important correspondence organized in one file, converting emails from PocoMail (very popular email client) to any format you wish (CHM, PDF, HTML, RTF, HLP, TXT Ansi, TXT Unicode, DOC, EML, DBF, XML, CSV, XLS, MCW, WPS, SAM, RFT, WS4, WS7, WRI, etc.) easily and quickly.
ABC Amber PocoMail Converter is an email utility which converts emails from PocoMail to any format.
All you have to do is select required messages, choose document format to convert and click Save As button. Currently our software supports more than 50 languages.
ABC Amber PocoMail Converter will save your time to organize your correspondence!
Main features:
- reads IDX and MBX files (PocoMail files), even if PocoMail program is not installed. In this case select "Archive" tab, open IDX file and you will see all emails displayed in the list
- exports selected messages to a single file of any document format. This can be PDF format (Adobe Acrobat doesnt need to be installed), RTF format (also doesnt require MS Word to be installed), hypertext HTML format, text format, MS DOC format, popular CHM format, old good HLP format, database formats DBF and CSV, modern format XML, and many more
- conversion is based on plain text part or HTML part of the message
- supports multiple encoding tables
- ease to setup and use
- adjust fonts, colors, styles, and effects of output file
- supports column sorting (From, To, Subject and Received columns). It is important to sort messages if you wish to get a well-readable document
- powerful search functions (Sender, Recipient, Subject, Headers, Body, Received before, Received after) to filter messages
- supports multiple PDF export options (40/128 bits PDF encryption, PDF security options, etc.)
- generates contents with bookmarks (in RTF and HTML), maintains hyperlinks
- supports multiple CHM and HLP export options
- displays selected message, saves it to disk and prints it to printer
- multi-language support, command line support