MailStore Home

MailStore could be named as "just another archiver" by many, but is it really true? Well, let's find out. Firstly, MS Home provides some great utility capabilities to those who like to keep their working space (and just mail space) intact and in order while also having them in a sort of safe backup place, while also allowing for their easy editing and more. Now the backup part is actually pretty important cause while the access to emails can be practically infinite the mail themselves can be sometimes damaged, replaced, or simply lost due to various reasons, so it's always best to have a copy on board with you.

Secondly, the application also consists of a few extra tools like a search engine (permitting search by date, name, folder, and some more advanced search options), a fast and intuitive one at that, as well as the data's complete portability, making transferring the information from one device to another (both by USB drives/hard drives and just internet) an exceptionally easy and uncomplicated process. Varied mail migration instruments take place, too, things like diverse importing and exporting options to allow for the best conversion/deployment methods and other methods to be used, all helping you with the process.

Features:

MailStore Home is a great piece of combined archiver software that compiles all the mails selected to one package, all of which can still be influnced later

• Safe and organized email archives made to contribute to the organized work sphere
• Easy and adjustable indexing built-in
• Privacy options like passwords and email access
• Bulk operations for both large-size compression and de-archiving, are all done seamlessly and actually useful when dealing with larger-scale operations.
• Splitting and categorization of the specified folders/archives for the best distribution of the files and sharing in between, as well as a faster and more comprehensive style of data divisions
• Support for mail types like Outlook (and Express), Windows Mail, Thunderbird, Gmail, obviously, and some other lesser-known mail services

And here we come to the answer set by the opening sentence of this description, so is it? We'd say its kinda true in a way that this software isn't something specifically special, but it's safe to say it doesn't need to be considering that overall all the things it provides are more than enough for the average user so it is just a fine software choice, we say.