SPListX for SharePoint

SPListX for SharePoint is a highly specialized piece of software that makes it as straightforward as possible for you to export entire SharePoint libraries and all their associated elements (folders, documents, list items, version histories, and metadata) and item lists with their attachments such as tasks, calendars, contacts, links, surveys, and discussion boards to your computer's Explorer or file-servers.

The first thing you should know about this utility is the fact that it requires the presence of SharePoint in order to work. Having said that, it's worth pointing out that the application is capable of working with a broad range of SharePoint versions, such as 2013, 2010, 2007, and 2003, as well as with SharePoint Online from Office 365.

Lastly, please also note that Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5 or newer needs to be present on your computer for SPListX for SharePoint to run.

Even though it might seem a bit complicated at first, the application is actually as user-friendly as it can be, especially while taking into account its purpose. The main window itself acts as a sort of Task Manager which allows you to create and export tasks and manage the action history.

Basically, working with SPListX for SharePoint implies you having to undergo various intuitive wizards.

There are three types of exporting tasks, as follows: Export SharePoint List contents using the browse option, Export SharePointList contents using a batch descriptor file, and Export SharePoint List contents using the search option.

Follow through with each one of the options mentioned above, and you're soon provided with various micro-level export possibilities. And, since the app integrates the Windows Task Scheduler, you can also export tasks at different time intervals of your choosing.

You can read more about everything this app has to offer on the dedicated section here, and access various useful user manuals and helpful articles here.

SPListX for SharePoint is without a doubt a useful application. It can help you export sites, lists, and all sorts of other documents in order to prevent data loss usually associated with unforeseen events such as hardware failures.