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.
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
A New Mac for Christmas? Christmas is coming and you just might get a new Mac Mini or iMac under your tree this year. Many people are upgrading their Macs this year because the latest macOS “Mojave” no longer supports Macs built before 2012. So, let’s say you do get
Some people are happy to leave all their data on Google forever, but we’re of the opinion that leaving it there for too long, especially if it contains personal data, is risky. How strong is your Gmail password, for example? What if Google accidentally deletes your account? Here’s an article
Google Takeout lets you export and download an archive of your Gmail email messages, but then what? Emailchemy can help you get your Gmail takeout imported into nearly any email app. The takeout file is usually a zip, but can be a tgz (tarred gzip), but you can usually use
Emailchemy converts email from the closed, proprietary file formats of the most popular (and many of yesterday’s forgotten) email applications to standard, portable formats that any application can use. When an application cannot import one of these standard formats (like mbox or EML), Emailchemy has a tool called the IMAP
It’s not often, but every now and then someone will ask if we accept BitCoin. The short answer is: yes, we do accept BitCoin. But… not automatically on the web site. If you wish to pay via BitCoin, send an email to specifying what you’d like to buy. We’ll reply
After updating the Java Virtual Machine that Emailchemy uses, I noticed that Emailchemy was running very, very slow. Emailchemy should be processing many messages each second (messages with 30 full-size pictures attached will take longer, of course). After digging into the problem, I found that the hostname of my MacBook
Apple Mail has made setting up Gmail and Yahoo! mail accounts easier, but in doing so it made setting up plain old IMAP accounts more difficult. To help, we’ve created a macOS configuration profile that should make setup a little easier. A configuration profile is kind of like a script that makes the necessary
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