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BackRex Mail Backup is an email and settings backup tool. It allows you to save your messages and settings of your favorite email program such as mail folders, address books, accounts, news folders, filters, message rules, blocked senders lists and other customizable preferences. BackRex Mail Backup supports Outlook, Vista Windows Mail, Outlook Express, Eudora, IncrediMail, The Bat! email clients. By using this tool you can also backup Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox settings and customizations including favorites, proxy settings, dialup accounts, security settings, history, and other.
BackRex Mail Backup can help you to migrate all your mail and program settings from one computer to another, even with different versions of Windows (for example from Windows Vista to Windows 7).
How does it work?
Run BackRex Mail Backup on the computer, which email and settings you want to save, then choose Back up option in the program, and finally choose a folder to save all collected data in. When BackRex Mail Backup finishes its work, keep the results in a safe place - you'll need them to restore your mail and settings.
To restore your data, start BackRex Mail Backup, select a folder, created during the backup process, and in a few minutes all your mail and settings will be restored, you'll just need to reboot the computer. Easy, isn't it?
