Emailchemy 9.7 adds command line support, more
updated 11:10 am EDT, Mon April 28, 2008
Emailchemy 9.7 update
Weird Kid has released the v9.7 update to Emailchemy, its primary e-mail management utility. The software is used to migrate messages kept in otherwise closed or outdated formats, converting them into standard formats that be can read by any modern app. Options also include splitting, sorting and merging archives, harvesting addresses, or uploading to Google Apps.
Two major updates are exclusive to the professional versions of the software; these include command-line interfaces, and a host of Export/Import conversion settings in the Preferences window. Changes to all editions include interface improvements, and the ability to preserve status flags in the Quickmail Pro reader. Prices for Emailchemy start at $30, and the Mac client requires Mac OS X 10.2.6 or higher.
