Mail Converter: convert MSG to HTM, TXT, PDF, RTF in batch

Do you face the problem of too many emails in your email client? Sometimes you can't just delete them pressing Empty Folder button especially if they are business emails. CoolUtils offers you the perfect solution - Total Mail Converter. It is an easy-to-use tool to convert emails from any email client (.msg, .eml) to TXT, PDF, HTM, RTF, DOC, TIFF files.

Total Mail Converter allows you to get rid of many emails archiving them in the way that suits you most. Converting MSG to DOC you can work with them later in Word. To view your emails in any internet browser, convert MSG to HTM. Total Mail Converter allows you to deal with your emails outside your email client (Outlook, TheBat!, Thunderbird, etc.) just as you deal with your normal txt or doc or rtf files.

Using Total Mail Converter you may select the fields that you want to export: Sender, Recipient, Date, Subject, or Body. Attachments can be extracted if you convert emails to HTML format and saved as separated PDF files. Total Mail Converter has batch mode so you can convert hundreds of emails at a time.

Total Mail Converter offers you plenty of options to deal with attachments. Attached files can be extracted and placed into the same or a new folder. If attached files are images they can be inserted into the resulting document. Besides, Total Mail Converter may convert attachments to the target format of your emails.

Total Mail Converter integrates into Microsoft right-click menu. That means that you may select the file on your desktop and make a right-click on it. In the popup menu select Convert To option. So you can convert your emails without even launching the program. Total Mail Converter can also be handled via command line.

Total Mail Converter is extremely easy-to-use and doesn't require any special knowledge. The Wizard of the program will guide you through the process most carefully. Download the free full functional demo now.

Want to convert every new MSG or EML file to HTML, PDF, TXT or images automatically? Take a look at Total Folder Monitor. It watches any folder and launches Total Mail Convetrer when a new file arrives.