SysTools Pro

Analyze MBOX Files

The tool to convert MBOX file to PDF file lets you analyze MBOX files from any application. This has a benefit from forensics point of view as you need not have to have multiple applications to extract the data from MBOX files created on separate platforms. The tool imposes no limitation on the size of the file hence; you can browse files of any size.

Advance MBOX Data Search

The software offers an advance process of carrying out search of emails and attachments stored within MBOX file(s). Thus, one can analyze and find out suspect elements from selected files using variety of filters. Further, you can also save, open, and clear your searches to maintain investigation privacy. The search result can be exported from MBOX file to PDF File.

Multiple MBOX File Supported

MBOX to PDF Converter supports previewing multiple files in one processing. Though you cannot browse bulk MBOX files at once, but can add them one by one. This way you can examine data within selective MBOX files and export only selective emails; acting as a source of evidence.

Export MBOX File Emails to PDF

Once previewed, you can further export the emails of your MBOX files into Portable Document Format (PDF). Each email will be converted into the legally recognized and presentable PDF files while their respective attachments will be embedded within, in original formats.

Variable PDF Naming Conventions

When exporting emails from MBOX file (INBOX, OUTBOX, SENT, etc.) to PDF file the software provides a variety of naming conventions. Any of these patterns can be chosen for naming the output PDF files facilitating the legally accepted presentation. The naming conventions include options like; subject, date, auto increment, etc.

Create New Folder for Output PDF

When saving MBOX emails as PDF file you can choose a destination location of your choice. Also, you can create a New Folder directly from the software panel on any location of your choice to be able to save collected emails along with the respective MBOX files without mixing up.