Gmail Backup Tool To Export Gmail Messages To PST Format

Before some days, 0.02% of all Gmail users found their all folder (Inbox, Sent Mail, Starred, Drafts, Attachments etc.) completely Empty! This occurred owing to some software bug in various Data Centers of Google. Google Team was unable to restore every single message or emails in their Gmail account. If all Gmail users want to export their critical emails or messages from Gmail to a local hard drive in the form of PST and also other email clients like MSG, MBOX or EML file format then our company has developed an advanced Gmail backup tool which is a safer solution to create backup of Gmail messages or emails and export Gmail messages to PST, MSG (Outlook), MBOX (Thunderbired) or EML (Outlook Express) File format. Also, our tool has ability to export Gmail messages to a local hard drive in a secure manner. Gmail backup tool includes new backup features (Add Date Filter and Delete After Backup) that help you to create Gmail backup according to choose the backup options. Try a free demo of Gmail Backup tool which is free of cost that you can create backup of 100 email items at time if you want to unlimited emails backup then you purchase the full version Gmail backup tool. Full version is available into nominal cost at $12 only.

Requirements:
1 GHz processor, 512 MB RAM, Minimum 16 MB Space

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