Kernel for Outlook Express to Notes is a technically powerful and professional email conversion tool that helps converting DBX file to NSF file of Lotus Notes. The conversion software encompasses a group of significant features for making DBX to NSF conversion in easy and flawless manner like:

Singular and refined graphic interface that enrich the software usability

Conserves the integrity and properties of DBX files

Capable enough to recover the Unicode characters

Displays preview of email data before saving the DBX file items

Features of Kernel for Outlook Express to Lotus Notes

Preview Technology

The interface of the Kernel for Outlook Express to Notes has been implanted with preview feature that enables you to view the desirable content of the selected email data items of Outlook Express. This facility gives you an approach to distinguish the required email data files, which are needed to be processed for conversion into Lotus Notes.

Recover Every Email Data

The software can efficiently extract emails, images, email properties, attachments, embedded images, personal folders, etc. Thus, it possess ability to convert every data or folders from DBX to NSF files without leaving behind anything.

Save NSF in Multiple Styles

During the conversion operation, the software offers you to select one of the two alternatives to save NSF files which are – Save in single NSF file and Save in multiple NSF files. The idea behind these options is that you have the flexibility to save NSF files having multiple data files in a single NSF file as per your convenience. The second option lets you divide and save the recovered NSF files from the Outlook Express DBX files in multiple NSF files.

Improved Save Alternatives

The kernel for Outlook Express to Lotus Notes comes with the functionality of saving NSF files in either to an existing file or to a new file. This gives you an extra advantage in shaping out the format and structure of resultant and converted NSF file.

Compact and Compatible

The two ultra modern technological features of the Kernel for Outlook Express to Lotus Notes software are the minimal size of the bundled application along with the full support for motley of editions of Outlook Express and Lotus Notes. The software has the compatibility to Outlook Express: 6.0/5.5/5.0 and 4.0 versions as well as the different editions of Lotus Notes: 9.0.1/9.0/8/7/6.

What Our Customers Say

Awesome Software!! One of the best utility to convert Outlook Express to Lotus Notes. I am very much impressed with its rapid conversion facility, which drives the multiple conversion at the same time. I needed this kind of application as I have moved to the different organization, which runs the Outlook Express application. In order to get back my old email items, I had to convert my old DBX files into newly created Lotus Notes files to retrieve some of the important information. Thanks for the smart software!

Billy Warner, South Africa

Wow!! I am amazed at the performance of the Kernel software. My organization wants me to switch from the old version of Outlook Express mailboxes to the latest edition of Lotus Notes. But, the conversion on such a large scale was not possible by any means as, I was unsure of finding any solution for that. But, when I heard and tried this kernel utility, I was really excited to see its performance as the software converted every small file of DBX into NSF file format.

Jack Harvey, U.S.A

I am the Network Admin of my organization and has the responsibility to ensure the secure transaction of confidential emails across the company's network. Due to this, we planned to replace the outdated Outlook Express with the secured Lotus Notes, but after so much planning, we got stuck at the conversion of previously DBX files based mailboxes into the Lotus Notes ones. Then,we found out this Kernel converter tool and it resolved all our problems. The functionalities are outstanding and the end results were satisfactory as we managed to get all the Lotus Notes files in place. My technical team has the sincerest gratitude to the software.

Melvin Heyden, U.K

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