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computer or old email program anymore but you still have
the email files, Emailchemy can read them anywhere.
Email app
AOL
Windows
Mac
Yes
No
Apple Mail
Yes
Claris Emailer
Compuserve Classic
("CIM")
Yes
Yes
Entourage
Linux/UNIX
the Mail app on
Mac OSX
aka MacCIM or
WinCIM
Database, Cache
and Archive files
Yes
Yes
Eudora
Yes
Yes
Mozilla
Yes
Yes
Yes
Mulberry
Yes
Yes
Yes
Musashi
notes
Yes
Neoplanet
Yes
Netscape
Yes
Yes
Yes
Opera
Yes
Yes
Yes
Outlook
Yes
Yes
Outlook Express
Yes
Yes
Yes
Outspring
Yes
PowerTalk/AOCE
QuickMail
Pro/Internet/LAN
Yes
Yes
Yes
Thunderbird
Yes
Yes
Yes
Windows Live Mail
Yes
Windows Mail
Yes
Yahoo! Mail archives
Yes
Yes
Yes
1.2 Files that Emailchemy can write
The RFC-2822 mailbox, or "Standard mbox File", is the format
that most email programs should be able to import. However,
there may be times when the other formats could be useful. For
example, the Comma-Separated Value File format is widely used
for importing data into most relational and single-user database
applications. The Folders of RFC-2822 Message Files option
separates your mailbox files into separate, human-readable files.
This format could be useful for creating journals or batch
printing. Emailchemy also provides some variations of the mbox
format for easy import into certain mail programs.
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