Convert Emails And Show Time In UTC Format

March 11th, 2010

Total Mail Converter converts emails to different formats. Often you do not want to include all the information from the email to the output document. The program allows selecting certain fields that you want to convert. For example, you may select Sender, Recipient, Date, Subject, Body, or CC. Now if you check Date the program can automatically show UTC time.

As UTC is the time system created to to avoid confusion about time zones and daylight saving time. For many businesses with branches in different countries it is important to use UTC time. So the new version of Total Mail Converter allows you doing that.

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To get the copy of the Total Movie Converter 1.5.0.61 please follow this link. If you already have a license just install the new version above the old one and it will be automatically registered. New users are welcome to get the key for $49.90 at our e-shop.

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