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
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
Emailchemy 14.1 is now available for download. This version fixes some bugs and adds automatic checking for new versions. It also adds data privacy notifications that let you know when/what/how/why any data is sent to Weird Kid Software. Because of new regulations in the European Union, any company anywhere in
Emailchemy Forensic Edition installs the license key on USB thumb drives to allow users to easily use their license on multiple computers. We’ve found and fixed an issue where these license “dongles” were not working as expected. It turns out that certain bulk or unbranded USB flash drives are incompatible
Emailchemy 14.0.2 is out now with a fix for a bug that would sometimes occur when writing PST files. If the “packaging” step of writing the PST file took longer than 5 minutes, the “Emailchemy progress has stalled” warning would appear, asking you whether you wanted to keep waiting. If
Emailchemy 14 adds a major new feature: converting directly to Outlook PST files. Previously, you would have to import your mail into Outlook using Emailchemy’s IMAP ImportServer, but now you can convert any format to PST files directly and automatically. This has been the most requested new feature and we’re
Emailchemy 13.2 adds the ability to convert emails from Apple Mail “V4” folders found in macOS Sierra. It also includes a change to the embedded IMAP server used for importing email into Outlook and many other IMAP-compatible email applications. The IMAP server previously would mark folders on the server as
Emailchemy 13.1 introduces a new output format: Outlook for Mac OLM files. By converting directly to Outlook OLM files, users of Outlook for Mac 2016 will finally have a way to import mail without having to use Emailchemy’s built-in IMAP server. Emailchemy’s Outlook OLM files can be created on Mac,
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
Emailchemy 9.8.7 is now available on the website. This maintenance release includes: Conversion logging now available in CLI Conversion log now using syslog format GUI Bug fixes for Google Apps Uploader and Entourage Archive wizard