Convert EML to HTML Files for Outlook

I recently had the pleasure of trying out a free utility that converts messages from the EML to HTML file format. For those who are not familiar, the EML file format is commonly used by mail programs to store emails. Although most email clients can save mail to EML files, in order to view the contents of the messages, you must use additional programs. This can be rather inconvenient for those who prefer to view their messages in a simpler manner.

Fortunately, this particular utility makes it incredibly easy to view EML messages without having to install any additional programs. After converting EML to HTML, you can view the emails in any web browser. This is particularly useful if you are someone who is always on the go and wants to view email messages on any device, anywhere in the world.

There are a number of benefits to using this utility. The converted HTML files will contain the sender's and recipient's addresses, subject and text of the message, as well as links to attachment files. If the original message was in the HTML format, the original formatting will persist. Attachment files will be saved to a separate folder next to each HTML file.

Some key benefits of this utility include the ability to convert messages from EML to HTML files while preserving the original Outlook folder structure. It also saves attachments to a separate folder, including inline and hidden attachments, saves embedded messages and other Outlook items to MSG files and stores sender and recipient addresses from EML messages to HTML files. In addition, it safely converts EML files to HTML format, renaming or skipping existing ones if necessary.

But perhaps the real gem of this utility is its command line application, which allows you to batch convert messages from EML to HTML. This is particularly useful for those who have a large number of EML files from different locations with a complex folder structure. You can easily run the tool in your batch files, scripts, and Windows Task Scheduler.

Overall, if you are someone who is looking for a simple, efficient and reliable way to convert messages from the EML to HTML file format, then this utility is certainly worth trying out. And if you ever find yourself needing to convert messages from Outlook rather than EML files, there is another utility available just for that purpose.