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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/Server 2008
- Date added: January 08, 2009
- Total Downloads: 84,819
- Downloads last week: 605
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- CNET editors' rating: stars
- Average user rating: stars out of 31 votes
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CNET editors' review
Reviewed by: Jessica Dolcourt on July 08, 2009
There's much to admire in this e-mail archiver that reads like your offline in-box, but searches stored files much faster than good-ol' Outlook. MailStore Home supports a long list of mail servers, replicating and backing up messages in a straightforward interface--complete with folder tree and reading pane. There's also a start screen to jump to archiving, burning archives to disk, advanced search, and administrator tools. Small navigational icons along the top of the app kick-start these tasks after you've left the start screen behind.
The program's management is straightforward. When you archive an in-box, a wizard walks you through special configuration steps and lets you enter folders to archive or exclude if you want some backed up, but not all. MailStore Home skips your spam, trash, and junk folders by default, and it checks for duplicate messages while going about its business.
Its blink-of-an-eye search feature comes in two forms: a simple field in the side bar, and an advanced search screen from which you can drill down to specifics--dates, folders, even the contents of e-mail attachments. You can also save queries to rerun at a later time, and enter Boolean search terms. After retrieving the message, you'll see management options like opening, saving, and exporting. You're even able to reply to archived Web mail messages via your offline in-box--just be patient.
The inevitable drawbacks are these: there's no autoarchiving or scheduling, so archiving is a manual activity. Initial scanning also takes a considerable length of time, and subsequent archives of the same in-box (click "run" to rearchive) start over from scratch instead of offering you the option to pick up from the most recent message date. It's missing the more nimble filters found in rival Outlook add-ons, like filtering by e-mails with attachments. MailStore Home also restricts you to three account profiles, a handicap if you've got more active accounts than that. Despite these drawbacks, MailStore Home offers a fine free solution for storing e-mail from multiple in-boxes and searching through the archives.
Publisher's description
From Deepinvent Software :MailStore Home is a solution for people who have a need to backup their e-mails in a straightforward and simple fashion. It works with all POP3 and IMAP accounts, as well as Thunderbird, Outlook, Exchange Server, and Windows Mail. MailStore Home offers a simple three step process for backing up your e-mail accounts. Once you've downloaded and installed it, open it, click on import, enter the settings for your particular account, and double-click your newly created e-mail profile. Once the backup is created, you can leave it in MailStore, export it to *.eml, or burn it to a CD or DVD.
Version 3.0.2.2448 features new, improved user interface; Google Mail (Gmail) support.
What's new in this version:
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User reviews of MailStore Home 3.0.2.2448
- Average user rating: 3.8 stars out of 31 votes
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Version: MailStore Home 3.0.2.2448
"If only One had more to judge by"
Pros: It works Ok ..Is fast and dos its job --finding ,sorting the different mails.
Unfortunately--You can not save to disk in the free version (maybe to cd )
They can be printed
I would think It was practicall for many peopleCons: It is not that easy to work with at the start. but once You get the hang of it
Summary: I think It is a good program
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Version: MailStore Home 3.0.2.2448
Pros: nothing good
Cons: It didn't work. It gave an error message and I couldn't start the program. I tried it on two different computers.
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Version: MailStore Home 3.0.2.2448
Pros: Easy to use and automatically keeps up to date with new mail
Cons: there are no dislikes at this stage
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Version: MailStore Home 3.0.2.2448
Pros: MailStore Home
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Summary: MailStore Home
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Version: MailStore Home 3.0.2.2448
Pros: Easy to use, compatible with many email programmes.
Cons: Not found any yet.
Summary: I recently moved from Outlook to Thunderbird, but had to keep outlook on my computer to review old messages. Now I can review them all in one place. It also lets you import/export between email programmes which is excellent and I hadn't found anyw... read more >>
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