Found 10 records for the .MSG file extension name
There are 9 other file types using the MSG file extension:
.msg - Microsoft Exchange mail document
.msg - FoxDoc message (FoxPro)
.msg - MeSsaGe text
.msg - Pegasus Mail queued message
.msg - OS/2 Help message file
.msg - OzWin CompuServe e-mail/forum access message file
.msg - PMMail 2000 e-mail message file
.msg - TAPCIS captured messages
.msg - Microsoft Office Outlook message format
file extension MSG - PMMail/2 e-mail message file
File extension MSG description:
Document file contains e-mail message created by PMMail/2.
Associated applications to file extension MSG:
Company / developer:
Fookes Software Ltd.
Aid4Mail™
Aid4Mail™ is a sophisticated but easy-to-use tool that can migrate email to a different mail client, export it for viewing through Internet Explorer®, Microsoft Excel®, and most databases, and archive it to save space or for regulatory compliance. It can merge mail into a single mailbox file, or export it as individual message or text files, and can extract attachments, embedded contents, and email addresses.
Aid4Mail supports over 30 email clients and mailbox formats including Outlook 2007, Windows Mail, and Windows Live Mail (see the Specifications page for a full list). Unlike the native import and export features of most email applications, Aid4Mail migrates mail without losing formatting, sender/recipient information, attachments, embedded contents, or message status (see the Conversion Quality page for examples). This capability is crucial to large-scale migrations. Aid4Mail can process mail folders and files even when they are disconnected from their email client, including those stored on a CD or DVD. It can filter mail by date range, header content, and in the Forensic, Enterprise, and Console versions, by message body content.
Company / developer: VOICE
PMMail has been a favorite email client of many OS/2-eCS users for quite some time. As the product appeared to be falling into a state of "maintenance mode" several members of VOICE began to enquire as to the possibility of purchasing the rights to the source code to renew development.