SysTools MBOX Compress v3.0 is Released with New Attractive Features

The new version of SysTools MBOX Compress tool is released as a response to the increasing demand of users for compressing large-sized MBOX, MBS, and MBX files. This improved version is launched with various unique features and is designed to make the entire file compression process more quick, easy, and safe.

MBOX users will now be able to free-up their valuable disc space, which will result in improving the speed and performance of all email client services. The tool works by removing attachments from MBOX files and thus reducing their size. It also offers users the facility to permanently remove attachments as well as remove them from the current MBOX/MBS/MBX file and save them on the desktop for later use. Moreover, you can compress a large number of MBOX files at once without any fear of data loss.

In addition, various filter options like date range, file size and file type allow you to select the data that you would like to compress. The new advanced MBOX compression tool preserves the complete integrity of your data both during and after the compression process.

Unique Features of SysTools MBOX Compress Tool:

• Reduce the size of MBOX, MBS, and MBX files either with or without file extensions
• Compress, extract, save, and remove attachments on the basis of File type and File Size
• Search File option locates all files from a system even if you are not aware of their location
• Date Filter option allow users to compress MBOX files from only the specified date range
• Detach attachments from your MBOX file to reduce size and save them on your desktop
• Support MBOX files generated by all emails clients, web services or operating systems
• Compatible with all versions of Windows operating systems and Windows Server
• Allow bulk compression of a large number of MBOX files without file size restrictions
• Display the live progression of the ongoing compression process on software panel
• Detailed Export Reports for each MBOX file helps users to keep record and analyze statistics

Mr. Anuraag Singh, Director of Product Development, SysTools Software, has commented on this occasion of new version release:

"Today, we live in a digitized world with almost all our data and information saved on cloud servers as well as local devices. With such a massive amount of data to store, running short of storage space has become a common problem with nearly all of us. Since all the data is important and must be secured in any way possible, the only solution left is to store it in the compressed format.

As we all know, compressed files take up only about half of the storage space occupied earlier by their uncompressed versions. The MBOX file compress tool version 3.0 is launched to address this pressing need of its users. The tool not only releases storage space by compressing large-sized MBOX, MBX, and MBS files but also optimizes the system's performance and transmission speed of emailing services."

Available Versions: SysTools MBOX Compress Tool version 3.0 is compatible with all the latest Windows operating systems-Windows 11 (64-bit), Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7 as well as Windows Server 2022, 2019, 2016, 2012 R2, 2008, etc. The Demo version of this incredible tool is free to download and allows users to compress the first 15 files absolutely free of cost. Get hold of the licensed product to enjoy various unlimited data compression.

Visit - https://www.systoolsgroup.com/mbox/compress/

SysTools Software Pvt. Ltd.
528, City Centre, Sector-12, Dwarka, New Delhi - 110075, India

SysTools Software has always been at the forefront in addressing all the data-related problems and requirements of its users. It offers world-class solutions in the fields of data backup, data recovery, and cloud computing, and is also making significant contributions in the field of Digital Forensics. With MBOX Compress Tool Version 3.0, SysTools has further simplified the data compression process by offering a wide range of features and functionalities. This will allow users to compress their files as per their own specific requirements.

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