The entire history of your business is chronicled by the email messages that are contained in Microsoft Outlook. Important threads that detail the birth, evolution, and resolution of projects, ideas, and relationships complete with contact information have all been encapsulated in your inbox.

With so much riding on these messages, it's important not only to maintain backups of Outlook at all times but also to consider saving those email messages to different formats in order to facilitate preservation.

Support Windows versions of Microsoft Office Outlook for MessageExport are 2016/2013/2010, and the upcoming 2019. It not only allows you to export your Outlook messages in one of nine different file formats, it also lets you create advanced profiles that enable you to compress exported emails to a password-protected archive which is then automatically placed in a directory location of your choice.

In other words, MessageExport not only slices, it dices too!

First things first, the formats.

Using MessageExport, you can extract Outlook messages as PDF, MBOX, MSG, EML, HTML, MHT, TXT, GIF, JPG, and TIFF formatted files. Think about it - this means that you can create a database of emails stored as images, or make them universally accessible by Adobe Reader, or post them to the internet on your website as HTML. You can even create files that are compatible with other Microsoft applications using the Microsoft Messaging API and save directly to Microsoft Sharepoint servers!

When it comes to efficient workflows, MessageExport covers all of the bases. You will always have the ability to have your extracts compressed and encrypted to a password-protected ZIP archive. You can also perform more advanced macro functions such as extracting file attachments, removing the source messages, and invoking shell commands after the export. All of these steps are saved as a unique profile, and you can create as many profiles as you need.