Emailchemy 15.1 fixes some bugs found in the 15.0 release, but also adds a major update to the Java API and support for an ancient AOL format. Emailchemy’s Java API has been substantially modernized for enterprise integration, with modern coding conventions, improved memory efficiency, thread safety, and support for concurrent
Emailchemy 14.6.1 fixes an issue with creation and use of license dongles on Windows 11. If you are not affected by this issue, there is no need to install this update.
In our digital world, email communication has become a staple for businesses worldwide. This leads to vast amounts of email data that require effective management. Good email data management can significantly impact operational efficiency, security, and legal compliance. In this post, we’ll discuss some of the best practices for managing
In an era marked by constant and rapid technological advancements, our reliance on digital data is at an all-time high. Yet, as we steadily tread into the digital future, we face a looming paradox – the very progress that has empowered us to create and store an unprecedented volume of
In this digital age, our professional and personal lives are significantly mediated by email. These interactions form a substantial part of our digital footprint, serving as a record of communication, decision-making, and memories. Thus, preserving these digital chronicles in a manner that ensures their accessibility, readability, and longevity is critical.
Dear Emailchemy customers, We want to start by apologizing for any inconvenience caused by the recent delays in our support services. We understand that some customers may have experienced frustration or difficulties during this time, and we want to assure you that we are committed to addressing your concerns as
Emailchemy 14.5 fixes some issues with activation and license dongles, and it adds support for the macOS 13 Ventura Mail app. This is a recommended update for anyone running Emailchemy version 14. This will hopefully be the last v14 release as we prepare to release v15. It’s been a while
Unfortunately, we’ve confirmed that Outlook for Mac version 16.45 once again has a bug in the OLM import feature. The bug is that Outlook will appear import the OLM files but no messages will actually be imported. This is fixed in Outlook 16.46. If you are having trouble importing OLM
We think it’s great that Apple names products after places in California. Maybe we’ll start naming Emailchemy releases after our favorite places in Michigan: Tahquamenon Falls. Kitch-Iti-Kipi. Sleeping Bear Dunes (pictured). Hiawatha National Forest, Pictured Rocks. Nah. We prefer version numbers. Referring to releases by a special name makes the
If you are a Mac Outlook user on the “Office Insider – Fast” track for automatic updates, make sure you get the latest release, v16.25 (build 19040100). This version fixes a bug with importing OLM files that we reported to Microsoft last month. Starting with Outlook v16.24, we thought Outlook