With ePreserver you can save your precious email data from AOL, exporting address book entries and email messages to Outlook or Outlook Express in an easy and fast step by step process. Support for more export formats would be nice, though.
Quickly and easily convert your AOL e-mail, address book and favorite places toMicrosoft Outlook, Outlook Express, or Gmail. EPreserver will automatically transfer your AOL favorites, email and addresses from your AOL screen name. Your original information in AOL will not be changed in any way.
Don't risk losing information you've spent years putting together. With ePreserver , bringing this information over to your new ISP will take you only a few seconds. You can convert Personal Filing Cabinet (PFC) files even if you no longer subscribe to AOL.
In the past nine years, we've helped over 350,000 people just like you to switch to a new email application. ePreserver is recommended by Google Answers, About.com, Mr. Modem, Data Doctors and the Chicago Tribune.
Features
NEW! Convert your AOL filing cabinet to Mac Mail. See how!
Automatically finds your filing cabinet and your new email application.
Supports multiple screen names.
Converts all address book fields, including distribution lists.
Copies your information even if you are no longer a member of AOL.
Maintains filing cabinet folder structure.
Converts HTML email, text email, attachments, and all headers.
Easy for beginners.
Guide Review -ePreserver 5.0.0
AOL has evolved over the years, but its email parts are increasingly (perceived as) monolithic, stagnant and a bit awkward. If you decide to switch internet service providers or just email clients (AOL does offer highly useful IMAP access to its spam-protected accounts after all), you likely run into a big stumbling block, the most monolithic probably: messages stored in AOL's "Saved on My PC" filing cabinet cannot be exported, and no major email program knows how to import them directly.
Are you stuck with AOL? No, thanks toePreserver. Finding the data for your AOL screenname automatically, ePreserver takes you through the process of getting important information out of AOL in a few simple steps. You can export not only email messages butePreserver also supports address book entries and favorites.
Unfortunately, the selection of email programs (and, in case of favorites, browsers) is limited: ePreserver copies email data to either Outlook Express or Outlook. Of course, since data from these omnipresent programs is usually and easily imported in your favorite application, this additional step can be filled with wasted time and frustration if the transition does not go smooth.
So, while direct support for more email programs were certainly desired, ePreserver as a whole is a nicely done, simple but potentially highly important and useful little tool.
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