Msg Converter Pro: A simple, efficient way to batch converts Microsoft Outlook *.msg, *.oft or *.eml files into EML, VCF, HTML, PDF, RTF and TXT files.
It is also enable to merge into a single file for output of PDF, VCF, or TXT.
KEY FEATURES:
◆Support contact and e-mail message type input.
◆Support msg, oft, and eml input.
◆Support EML, VCF, HTML, PDF, RTF and TXT ouput.
◆Support merge VCF, PDF, and TXT to one file.
◆Batch conversion at lightning fast speed.
◆Easy to use, simply Drag & Drop into conversion list, then just click the button to convert.
◆An advance option to add files recursively form subfolders into conversion list.
◆An advance option to maintain source directory hierarchy at destination with converted files in respective folders.
◆An advance option to order items in conversion list by source file name, file size, output name, status or manual.
◆An advance option to rename output files.
◆An advance option to convert all or selected files in the conversion list.
◆An advance option to show output folder in finder after conversion or not.
SUPPORT:
Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions about using our products at any time.
Email: support@firmshell.com
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Limited. Converting to PDF does not include attachments
Userinfo
Decent. Limited options and when converting to PDF it does not include attachments in the conversion which would make it more useful.
Excellent! It works fine. Easy to use.
TooDollars
It works great! From the app you browse to the .msg file or files, put them in a list and click Convert, basically. You are prompted through the whole process, which is : I want these msg files converted, to this format, to this location, Click Convert, & you’re done. Comes out it nice rich text format.
Crashes in the middle of processing. A very non-intuitive user interface.
Gentle Explorer
The help tip for " " states: "Remove All Items". The app crashes after converting about 10% of my messages. The user interface is bewildering: How do you add files? How do you specify where they go? How do you get the thing to do something? And, why when I drag and drop my files onto the app does it indicate that it will accept them but they never show up in the list of files?This app feels like it was a non-serious Saturday Afternoon hack-together.
Perfect Solution
Informative and Entertaining
I had a few thousand .msg files that I wanted to convert to .pdf files. I navigated to the relevant directory, did a cmd-a, and all the .msg files were seleted, in subfolders too.In a few clicks I batch converted over 3 thousand msg files. Great product, great price.
Bug fixes and stability improvements
Version 2.4.6
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