MailSteward - 8.0.4archive & access email with a relational database |
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Disapointed - Version: 8.0.3, 6/3/2008 10:02PM PST
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armandoarroyo
Simply the best email archiver available for Mail.app - Version: 8.0.1, 5/14/2008 12:17PM PST
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donperreaultOver the past year the developer has updated MailSteward over 20 times, adding features and fixing bugs. He made an error when he promised free upgrades. He is working very hard and doing his best to continue to keep MailSteward current.
Let's continue to reward him for his work so he doesn't abandon MailSteward to work on another application so he can survive.
After all too much fruitless searching of emails in Mail I decided that I might as well bite the bullet and buy the app. As luck would have it the app had matured into v8 so I downloaded it and archived the 8,700 in Mail into MailSteward. It's not a quick process, so set aside some time, especially of you are still running a 1.33 PowerBook.
Good: I had a problem with an error message, which was sorted almost instantly by the author.
Good: I can find things again!
Bad: I wish that it had NOT statements in the field drop down menus. Not currently being an expert on SQL means that I will have to dig out the book to find out the right syntax as there is nothing in the Help file to give you a clue.
Bad: The dates are the wrong way around for us Brits. We like DDMMYYYY.
Bad: A family license would be good
Overall: Yes I like it. I would recommend it.