- 1). Download Hypermail, a freeware .mbox converting program. Hypermail is free to use, but the downside is that it can only make one conversion--.mbox to .html--and limited support exists for the program. This program is recommended for more advanced users who don't need the guidelines or support that you get with the paid for programs.
- 2). Purchase or use the free trial of Emailchemy. Emailchemy will convert an .mbox file to a whole array of different email file types. The program can run on any platform and recommends having at least 1 GB of RAM on your computer before using, or your computer may become unresponsive.
- 3). Purchase or use the free trial of Aid 4 Mail. Aid 4 Mail can both convert and archive your .mbox files, taking a step out of the process for you. The company is based in Switzerland, and does offer support for those who purchase the program. It is compatible with Windows 7.
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