Coolutils Outlook Plugin

Save Outlook Email As XHTML Right in Outlook

Included in our Coolutils Outlook Plugin is a converter that can save Outlook emails as XHTML. You can now create complex multimedia files from archived emails with a button that is integrated into Outlook's interface. It's the best way to back up or archive your emails into a file type you will be able to open on any pc.

As XHTML is an extension of HTML, so it can be opened in most web browsers, on mobile phones, tablets, and desktops, granting plenty of options for storing and sending converted emails provided by our Outlook Plugin. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) currently recommends XHTML 4.01 for modern use, with HTML5 on the way (along with HTML5).

Some features of Coolutils Outlook Plugin:

The built-in wizard will walk you through the basic setup of your XHTML output, and will allow for CSS modifications to appearance, attachment handling, and multimedia insertion. The process gives you complete control over the final appearance of your stored XHTML files, including its fields and CSS.
XHTML contains all the benefits of working with HTML files--platform versatility, embedded media--with the adaptable versatility of XML for more technically minded users. It allows end-users, and more specifically, developers, to pass data in creative ways not available to the other formats.
The plugin integrates into Outlook's interface, making it easily accessible and eliminating the need to open additional applications.

These benefits are included in our Outlook Converter Plugin. Along with XHTML files, it also converts Outlook emails to PDF, Word Doc, TIFF, JPG, HTML, and TXT. You can try out most of our applications for a limited time for free, or you can order by Paypal or by credit card number and receive the full version within minutes. We also offer low-cost licensing solutions to small and large companies who want to employ multiple copies of our software of different computers.

Coolutils Outlook Plugin works fine with Outlook 2010, 2013, 2016 (32bit only).