NOTESRIPPER provides the ability to migrate Lotus Notes® email from .NSF files to Outlook® PST files and optionally, .EML or .MSG files. (Product Matrix)The core functionality of Notes2Outlook has been retained and numerous improvements added in this latest version. Notes2Outlook's GUI interface was eliminated in favor of a command line interface wizard to make NotesRipper's operation as simple as possible for those users who prefer command line tools. There is nothing to remember - type "NotesRipper" - that's it!

Integration of the software_DNA licensing system from SoftWORKZ Innovations allows SoftwareForLitSupport to offer NotesRipper clients a more streamlined ordering experience, the ability to resolve most licensing issues themselves, and lastly, the ability to transfer their licenses to a different machine or to change their machine's configuration with no worries about triggering a license violation.

System requirements:

Lotus Notes (v6.5.x - 8.x) and Outlook (2003/2007) clients; Windows XP or VISTA. The NSF files to be converted can be v5 or better.

Recent changes:

* Incorporation of the softwareDNA licensing system.
* Added support for Windows Vista.
* Added support for Lotus Notes 8.x.
* Added support for Outlook 2007.
* Added the ability to dissect NSF files into industry standard messages suitable for indexing/archiving/etc.
* Changed user interface to a command line wizard interface with interactive prompts.
* Added default recursive searching for .NSF files.
* Automated Output directory file management (setup/cleanup).
* Automated Outlook Profile management (attaching/detaching .PST files).

Pricing:

- Personal license, non-expiring: $299.99 USD.
Volume Discounts available. Educational/Government discount available (email support@softwareforlitsupport.com for detail).

TESTIMONIALS

The software works fine. You have an excellent product here! I've just converted an NSF file at 1.5Gb to Exchange - perfect,
with no issues. One other question I had from you was that I wanted to be able to convert the user's names.nsf file. I see you
have a tool to do this (Contact Extractor), although I only need to use this one, and won't have any further need for it
afterwards. Would you be able to help here ? Sorry - bit of a cheek I know, it's just that I need to get myself out of a hole !

Best Regards.

Mark Cutting
Napier Brown & Company Ltd

No problem now. After a few days I figured out the issue that I was having. The product is working great now - it whipped
through 30GB of NSF files in a few hours so now I have a fresh batch of 507 pst files :) I actually ended up purchasing another
license and installed it on an XP machine. I installed the notes client and did a fresh install of the outlook client setting
up a basic POP3 profile (like the instructions say :)).....And magic, it worked correctly and the batch mode was off and running.
Although there were intermittent pauses at times and I had to restart certain batches, the overall speed and consistancy was great
and I was able to get done with them in a few hours.

Thank You,

Jeremi Evans :-)
Prime Care Technologies

Thanks for the quick response. I'm the tech who will actually be using the notes2outlook conversion program. This will give me
a head start on what was destined to be a total train wreck. We just bought the North American division of a World Wide record
company that was all Notes. As part of the conversion, I had requested that they try the Outlook Connector for Notes to pull
all the employees email into Outlook. Well, that was far less than successful. Maybe 4 out of 30 people were able to get their
mail. I tested N2O last night, and it did a marvelous job. Again, thanks for making a great tool.

Glenn Meadows
Sheridan Square Entertainment