Convert MBOX File to Lotus Notes
The MBOX to NSF Exporter tool converts all content of MBOX mailbox to IBM Lotus Notes. Also, it will maintain the folder hierarchy during the conversion from MBOX to NSF file. Moreover, it can export selective data emails to Lotus Notes without any hassle.
Auto-Detection of Mail Clients
The software has auto detect feature that helps to detect MBOX files automatically. In fact no need to browse any specific data file. In fact, the user can choose the desired mail client and proceed with data storage conversion.
Preview Scanned MBOX Files
The users can preview the completely scanned files or folders including all emails, contacts, tasks and so on. All previewed items will appear in 3-D pane and provide option to choose the mailbox or file under left pane. In middle, it will preview all email attachments.
Generate the Progress Chart
The progress report of the conversion process displays the details of recent MBOX file, Migrated email count, Migrated MBOX file count and the overall progress bar. This progress chart makes the software much relevant to use.
Maintain Folder Hierarchy
After performing the conversion from MBOX to Lotus Notes, the software keeps the original folder structure of files and folders in an efficient way. The structure of NSF data file will never be changed after converting to the resultant NSF file.
Export Bulk MBOX Files to NSF
The MBOX to NSF converter is capable to convert one or more MBOX file into Lotus Notes NSF format. It has offered two options whether select the folder or MBOX file. Even the users can migrate multiple files with the selected folder option.
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Note: Software will get delivered on your registered email id, within 15 minutes after placing the order.
First, download the software properly on your computer system. After completion of the process, open converter and click the Add File >> Select File option
Select the Browse button and start browsing a single .mbox file from the desktop. First, you have to enable ‘Use Folder Mode’, for selecting the desired folder having one or more MBOX file within it.
TIP: In order to retain MBOX folder structure, select Maintain Folder Hierarchy option for the same.
The data items of MBOX file become loaded on a preview screen. You can view all listed data without any time limitation. Various styles are given to view the email message as per your choice.
Click on Export button and then, activate the Export All Folders option.
Then, choose the desired location where you need to save the resultant NSF emails and click on OK.
Under Export wizard, check the Export Selected Folders checkbox and choose NSF option from all listed formats
Select the folders, whose email messages are save in NSF file format
Update the path of NSF file for saving and click on Change and then, press OK button
In last, start with exporting process by clicking on Export
The entire procedure of converting MBOX file to NSF format to be viewed in front of you. You will capable to view the current progress without external efforts.
After few clicks, the software will pop up a completion notification on the wizard. You must click on OK button and then, move towards the desired location that you have selected while exporting. Here, you will get all email messages to be migrated successfully in .nsf file format.
"Converting MBOX file to Lotus Notes NSF was a difficult task for me because I am not a technical person. Luckily, I came across this migration software which helped me out to export all my Thunderbird emails to NSF format. I am really thankful to the development team and I will suggest this application to all my friends. Thanks a lot"
-- Veronica Woods, USA
"The MBOX to NSF converter is the best solution available in the market. It is very reliable and trouble-free solution to perform the bulk conversion from MBOX to NSF file type. I am grateful to the data center team for creating a wonderful solution. Really, it is nicely developed with an easy-to-use interface and useful set of features. Kudos to the developer team."
-- Patrick Buchanan, Washington