Emailchemy 13.0 is now available for download. It includes several new converters and a powerful new message filtering capability. Emailchemy 13 is a free upgrade for current license holders. If your license is more than 1 year old, you will be able to use Emailchemy 13 by purchasing a
This version includes important updates for the AOL and CompuServe converters. Previous versions may not have extracted all email messages from Personal Filing Cabinet (PFC) files. Download here: http://www.weirdkid.com/products/emailchemy/index.html#download
This video shows how to use Emailchemy’s built-in mail server to import email into Outlook 2013 on Windows. It starts off converting from Mbox format, but the same steps apply for converting from any other email file format that Emailchemy supports. https://youtu.be/c1oxmk9x3To
Google is shutting down the interfaces that Emailchemy uses to upload email messages into Google Apps accounts. Emailchemy’s Google Apps Uploader tool will now display a warning message every time it launches, and the feature will be removed completely in an update after April 15. We apologize for this inconvenience,
Some emails in the AOL for Windows database have the wrong MIME encoding, and this impacts how exported messages will look in other email apps. If you are converting AOL for Windows PFC files, and you are seeing garbled messages in the output, this update will fix the problem. Emailchemy
We posted a small update just before the end of 2014 to fix how Emailchemy was handling draft messages found in Outlook for Mac files. Now, the creation date is put in the RFC Date header in the output instead of the current date. Drafts technically do not have a
ImportServer and NetGlance are now compatible with Mac OS X 10.10 “Yosemite”. The installers for both apps are also now “signed”, so you should no longer see any scary warnings from Apple or Microsoft that we are an “unknown developer”. We have to pay annual fees for certificates now (in
Last week we released Emailchemy 12.1.9 and 12.1.10 to fix a couple bugs with how international characters were being handled in Outlook 2011 and Eudora converters. The Outlook 2011 bug we fixed is the one we requested help in tracking down in a previous post. Emailchemy is also now officially
Emailchemy 12.1.8 fixes a couple issues in the Entourage converter. There was a problem when converting Databases that contained multiple IMAP accounts, where the folders from the IMAP accounts were being merged under one root folder. This is now fixed and each IMAP account has a separate root account folder.
As we’re building new features into Emailchemy, we’re also trying to fix all open bugs. There is one bug that is proving to be quite elusive, though. Some users have reported that after using Emailchemy’s Outlook 2011 Native converter, some messages with non-English characters do not render correctly. That is,