b Switching your email program raises one big question: what happens to the countless gigabytes of old Outlook data?
Importing the entire archive sight unseen makes your mailbox slow and cluttered from day one. But simply abandoning the old data is no option either – it may well hold important invoices, project histories or old contracts.
BoPST is the archive companion to BoMail PRO: you start
your day with a perfectly tidy, fast mailbox and still reach your old Outlook files
(.pst / .ost) whenever you need them – smartly, selectively and with
no compromise on performance.
BoPST is launched directly from BoMail PRO. In this mode all Pro features are available (see page 3). Without being started from BoMail PRO, BoPST runs as a limited FREE version.
BoPST shows your archive in three areas: the folder tree on the left, the message list at the top right, and the preview with the attachment strip below.
OPEN PST-FILE(S) … and select one or more .pst or
.ost files. The opened paths are remembered and reloaded automatically on the
next start.The first time you open a PST file, BoPST automatically builds a search index. Progress is shown in the status bar at the bottom. After that, the full-text search returns results almost instantly.
Just type into the Search Email field. From the 3rd character
onward, BoPST searches live as you type – across sender, recipient, subject and message body. Use
X next to the field to clear the search.
In the attachment strip, the mouse pointer turns into a hand over an attachment. A click (or double-click) opens the attachment with its default application. To keep a copy, use Save attachment from the context menu.
Select one or more messages and drag & drop them straight into
BoMail PRO or into any Windows folder. Each email is exported as an .eml file
including all attachments.
Windows (x64), .NET Framework 4.8 and the WebView2 runtime. No Outlook and no Microsoft Office required – BoPST reads the archives entirely on its own.
Launch BoPST from BoMail PRO to unlock all Pro features. That way you separate the wheat from the chaff and move only the emails you truly need into your new, tidy mailbox.