EML-MSG File Format Conversion

MSG files are saved in the format used for email messages created in Microsoft Outlook. In essence, they are containers with different types of message-related data: the date the message was sent on, the sender and recipient of the message and, of course, its subject and body. The fact that Outlook uses a proprietary message storage format causes some problems when you need to copy your messages to another email client or, vice versa, import correspondence from an alternative email client to Outlook. This incompatibility issue can be resolved by performing an EML convert to convert EML to MSG format. By default, MS Outlook does not support EML files, that’s why you will need a special EML converter tool that will help you with your EML-MSG conversion problem. These capabilities are part of the toolkit offered by the EML to PST Converter utility. Not only does it create Outlook .pst files, but can also be used as an efficient EML converter.

To use the EML converter provided by EML to PST Converter, check the box next to the “Convert Mode” option on the first page of the wizard. Next, select the necessary conversion mode from the drop-down list: for standard EML-MSG format conversion, use the “MSG – Outlook message” mode to convert your .eml files. The second page of the wizard is a dialog window that allows you to specify the folder containing the saved EML files; if recursive search is enabled, emails in subfolders will be found as well. The last page of the wizard contains the list of detected EML files and. If necessary, you can exclude the ones you don’t need (by default, all files are processed). It takes the program just a few seconds to process each file, so you will have the results in no time. All of the .msg message files that the program generates are saved in the folder containing the source files (the ones you are converting from EML to MSG). If you want to start working with the files you’ve just converted, you can drag and drop them into the necessary folder (Inbox, Outbox, Drafts, etc.) in MS Outlook.