Import MBOX to Outlook

MBOX is a file format used by many email clients to store messages. It is flexible and widely used, but it’s not compatible with all email platforms. Microsoft Outlook, for example, uses a different format (PST or OST). Therefore, it can not open or use MBOX files directly. A would have to import it through a tool like Import MBOX to Outlook.

This software was developed by Relief Software to help s bridge the gap between MBOX based email clients and Outlook. It s all MBOX versions as well as modern Outlook versions – starting with Outlook 2007. The tool is designed to preserve email formatting, metadata, internet headers, and other labels during the import process.

Features:

Import MBOX to Outlook is a powerful tool for Outlook s, as it allows them to seamlessly transfer their emails from MBOX files to Microsoft Outlook.

• s can selectively import MBOX messages and files.
• Attachments are imported along with emails.
• To avoid duplications, successfully imported files can be moved to another folder.
• Handle large data files.
• MBOX versions in different email clients, such as mboxrd, mboxo, mboxcl, etc.
• You can make individual folders for separate emails.
• Labels and categories from Google labels are saved.
• Scheduled imports are ed in the professional edition.
• It can be ed on different Windows OS.
• Available in free (limited) and advanced versions.

There are two ways to use Import MBOX to Outlook: manual and automatic. The first method is manual import. s have to connect their email client profile with their Outlook . Then, the messages are saved manually in Outlook. The second option is to automate the migration. s have to merely select the folder or subfolders and select a destination Outlook folder, and the rest will be managed automatically.

Import MBOX to Outlook can handle the import of multiple MBOX files at once – without harming the original folder structure in Outlook. To do this, s can select different files at once or select a source folder that contains multiple files. The command line can be used to batch import the files into different Outlook s or Exchange Server public folders at once. However, it is available in the professional edition.