SysTools MBOX Converter to Export MBOX File to Outlook PST, MSG, NSF, EML, HTML

Conversion of MBOX files to Outlook PST has now become quite simpler through MBOX converter. Other than PST format, the program also supports conversion to EML, MSG, NSF and HTML format. The software's advanced mechanism enables it to save .mbox file into various applications like Outlook, Outlook express, Lotus Notes, Windows live mail etc. You can simply export multiple MBOX files and save it to various formats like .pst, .msg, .eml, supported by different emailing applications.

The MBOX converter is compatible for any type of MBOX files with or without extensions created by using applications like Mozilla Thunderbird, Mac Mail, MS Entourage, PowerMail, Postbox, Netscape, AOL PocoMail, Eudora etc. It offers you selective email file export option and let you split the large mailbox file into multiple PST files for better performance in Outlook. All of this can be performed on any Windows platform including Windows 10.

The versatility of MBOX converter can be easily evaluated through the free demo version available to test its efficiency to convert .mbox files to .pst, .eml, .nsf, .msg, or .html. The demo is limited to convert only 25 items from each folder. Once satisfed, you can batch convert MBOX files data using the licensed version. Get further assistance from our technical experts available 24x7 hours.

Requirements:
Pentium II 400 MHz, 64 MB RAM, Minimum 50 MB Space

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