Got another questions. I have a bunch (not tons) of old Outlook emails that I can't open on Windows 10. Will this allow me to open the files? Probably not.

I'd like to download this. Will it alter or change existing files? I'm thinking if it doesn't recognize an extension, those files won't be affected.

Total Mail Converter Pro 10 isn’t bad, though it fails to do the one thing I hoped that it would: free me from using the no longer supported Microsoft Live Mail for printing emails received in Win10’s Mail and stored as .eml files [Mail will open them but not print, & both Opera and Word don’t display images]. I have what I guess is an unusual system, where I save some individual emails as .eml files. They’re not tied to any online archive, or part of some large Outlook archive file etc., which lets me better organize and store originals & duplicates for backup on removable media that aren’t dependent on one copy of Windows or an email service’s web site. But every once in a while, I need to print an invoice, which often means workarounds like printing to PDF 1st using Legal paper size and shrinking the PDF in the printer’s settings – otherwise page breaks can make the printed copy almost illegible. Total Mail Converter Pro 10 did a very nice job converting a test .eml invoice to a Word .docx file, but that doesn’t save me any work, and converting to PDF [rather than .docx] showed slight errors.

The software itself is a bit large, taking up 184 MB in the programs folder. The number of new registry entries isn’t too bad, at a recorded 115, plus 87 from activation. One oddity was/is seventeen 1KB files with what seem random names in c:\ProgramData. You also get 2 new user folders: C:\Users\ [UserName]\ AppData\ Roaming\ 2B Software & C:\Users\ [UserName]\ AppData\ Roaming\ Neos Eureka S.r.l . [2B software is located in France, while Neos Eureka S.r.l provides developer tools.]

Looking forward to archiving my old emails - and hope I can do ALL of them as ONE zip file.

Will it work on old AOL organize files? The emails are stored in a compressed fashion by the old desktop version of the AOL program, and to print them out or copy them into Word or PDF format has to be done on a one-by-one basis with the AOL program. Being able to do them in a batch would be great.

Using a PDF printer will not include ant attached files. Have not yet loaded product but will it use date of email and subject automatically as name of created file

Any clue if this will convert my Thunderbird libraries to archiveable/searchable files? Any constraints other than storage limitations? Thanks!