Lotus Notes to PDF Converter to Convert Notes Files to PDF Format

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Lotus Notes to PDF

Convert Lotus Notes NSF files to PDF format.

Developed with simple, easy to use and attractive user interface

Exports all email data along with email properties such as To, From, Cc, Bcc, and Subject etc. to PDF files

Facilitates offline accessibility of Lotus Notes mailbox data outside Lotus Notes environment

Download trial version and save first 10 email items free

Salient Features

Kernel Notes to PDF software works so efficiently due to its features and services explained here.

Complete Notes to PDF Conversion With the help of this software, you can easily export emails from Inbox, Outbox, Sent Items, Junk folders, etc. completely in almost every condition. The tool is well integrated with advance technologies that provide complete assurance of converting the files of NSF into PDF with complete safety.

Efficient and Easy to Use Kernel for Lotus Notes to PDF tool is equipped with a vivid interface and so every technical and non-technical user can easily operate it. The software is advance but straightforward enough as one doesn’t require having an extensive technical knowledge to run and perform the required operation.

Selective Item Folder Conversion The software also facilitates its user to have a selective email item folder conversion. As a user, all that you got to do is make use of check/uncheck option. If required you can convert only the selective item folders and its content.

Preview Items Option Once the software scans NSF file emails, it loads and generates a preview of all the emails along with its respective attributes. The left panel of the software interface will have email item folders displayed with right panel displaying its details.

Advanced PDF File Security Options It also allows you to apply security settings to make PDF file safe and secure. You can encrypt resulted PDF file by applying the password. It also enables you to allow or restrict usability of output PDF file by applying permissions restriction to print, copy, modify and annotate.

Keeps Original Properties Intact While converting NSF files to PDF files, it keeps original formatting, properties and data integrity intact. It just converts source file format to desired PDF file format but doesn’t alter any original data. The tool maintains email item folder structure while saving its emails to PDF.

FAQs - Lotus Notes to PDF

How to convert NSF file to PDF Format?

If you want to convert the NSF file to PDF format with Kernel, install the software and follow the steps mentioned below:

Run the software and in the home screen, select single or multiple NSF files. If the dialogue box doesn’t appear itself, then click on the Add File(s) option and select the desired NSF files.
Have the preview of the files you want to convert, select them and click on Export.
The tool will show you the progress report of your conversion; you can anytime stop it by clicking on Stop.
Once the process is done click on Ok to finish.

Is it possible to convert my Lotus Notes NSF files to easily accessible PDF files?

Kernel for Lotus Notes to PDF is an advanced tool in this field which enable you to do this.

Is it capable to convert my all Lotus Notes email messages along with email attachments and email properties items?

It is capable of converting your Lotus Notes email messages, email properties items, attachments, and other email attributes. Thus, it’s a complete solution of NSF to PDF email conversion. It facilitates you to ensure the accessibility of your Lotus Notes emails on other platforms into PDF formats and secure your email data.

How to ensure safety and security of my Lotus Notes email data while converting into PDF format?

It is another good thing about this tool that while using it, you don’t need to worry about safety, security, integrity, and consistency of your email data because it works only as an email conversion tool, and converts NSF files to PDF format only. It doesn’t affect any original formatting, properties and integrity of data and makes them intact as well.

How to use this tool?

You should download trial version of this tool and install it on your own system. You can evaluate its performance personally. You don’t need any technical expertise to use it. It allows you to see entire converted data along with preview facility. If you are satisfied with the output then you can purchase its full version.

Is it possible to try Kernel for Lotus Notes to PDF tool before buying its full paid version?

We recommend you to download free trial version of Kernel for Lotus Notes to PDF and use to evaluate its performance. After being satisfied with its performance, you can purchase the full version so that you can save the recovered data.

How it Works?

STEPS TO CONVERT Lotus Notes Files to PDF

This advanced tool is developed with an easy to use and graphical user interface. The Overall process gets completed within few simple steps and upon successful completion, you receive a message that process has successfully completed. The steps, you require to follow to perform the required NSF to PDF conversion are as follows:

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SelectIn this step, you need to select NSF file to be converted into PDF.
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PreviewIn this step, you need to select any particular NSF file to extract data. You can select email item category and corresponding email data to see preview before conversion.
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SaveIn this step, you can apply security settings like encryption and usability permissions (print, copy, modify, annotate) over resulted PDF file.

Software Prerequisites & Recommendations

About Lotus Notes to PDF

Version: 12.06.01
Release Date: July 2012
License Type: Home & Corporate

Version Support

Lotus Notes - Lotus Notes IBM SmartCloud™ Notes®, IBM® Verse, 12.0, 11.0, 10, 9.0.1, 9.0, 8, 7, 6

System Requirements

Hard Disk
50 MB of disk space
Memory
64 MB Minimum
Processor
Intel® Pentium Processor compatible (x86, x64) or equivalent
Operating System
Windows 365, 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2000, 98, NT, 95, Windows Server 2016, 2012, 2008 R2, 2008, 2003 R2, 2003