Windows Mail Backup description
backup your email

Windows Mail Backup is a powerful backup tool which can backup your email and news messages, accounts, rules, contacts, junk mail settings, calendar, stationery, signatures and all Personal Settings; and restores the saved data back to Windows Mail.

This Windows mail backup tool is very easy to use, just few clicks will backup your emails. there is a wizard will lead you backup or restore your emails step by step. You can select compress option to make output archive more smaller.

Here are some key features of "Windows Mail Backup":

· Easy to use interface
Just few clicks will get your email database backed up, in main window, just click 'Backup' button and fill the output archive filename then click 'Start Backup' will get the backed up archive. To restore your backup copy archive, you only need double-click the archive, and the wizard will guides you to restore

· Compress your backup files
Windows Mail Backup can compress your backup copy archive with high compress ratio, following the backup wizard, you will be able to choose the compress level

· Password protected archive
You can choose a password to protect your backup archive. Please note, no body can open and restore the archive without the password, so please keep your password safe and write it down if you can not remember it

· Double click the backup file to restore
You don't need to choose the backup archive in Windows Mail Restore Wizard again, just simply double-click on the archive in Windows Explorer, Windows Mail Backup will fill the full path and filename for you

· Backup Windows Mail database, attachments, settings, accounts, identities settings, contacts, email rules
Windows Mail Backup will backup all data from Windows Mail, these settings can be restored after you running the restore wizard


Requirements:

· Intel Pentium or compatible processor
· 256 MB memory or more
· 50 MB hard-disk free space


Limitations:

· 20 days trial
· The unregistered version doesn't allow compression and encryption