SysTools Lotus Notes to MBOX Converter 3.0.0.0 Crack + Serial Key (Updated)

The application comes with batch conversion capabilities, fast performance capabilities and increased easy-of-use, which make it a great option for all kinds of users, including those who do not posses advanced computer skills.

The program features a straightforward interface, which makes it easy for users to convert their mailboxes from Lotus Notes to MBOX in only two simple steps. First, they simply need to browse their computers for the NSF files they want to convert, and then they need to select an output folder.

Users can take advantage of batch conversion capabilities by simply placing all of the NSF files they want to convert in the same folder and then loading the entire directory in the application.

The application is capable of maintaining the folder structure of the original Lotus Notes file, though the feature is optional. Additionally, the program can also retain all of the meta data that has been associated with the emails in the NSF file.

Thus, even after conversion, users can still view the various info associated with their emails, including senders and recipients, received date, email addresses, and the like.

The application provides users with details on the manner in which the conversion process they have started is progressing, directly on its main window. Moreover, a pop-up window informs users that the conversion has been completed.

Users can choose to save their converted files in the folder they want, and can also save each converted file in a new folder, when converting them separately.

During our testing, we noticed that the tool feels snappy, and that it can convert a NSF file to MBOX in a matter of seconds, provided that it does not contain a large number of emails (the process could be lengthy when large NSF files are involved).

All in all, SysTools Lotus Notes to MBOX Converter is an easy-to-use, fast tool that allows users to convert their NSF files to MBOX with only a few mouse clicks, even if they do not have advanced computer skills.