This app purpose is to show a chronologically ordered set of .msg files and obviously be able to read those mails (MS Outlook e-mails files ordered by their sent/received date in spite of file system date).

The problem that it solves is the following: when you export MS Outlook mails and move them between different kinds of media the date they present is the file system created/modified date. Unless you import them to MS Outlook again or to an equivalent app there's no trivial way to re-order them again properly. This app permits you to do it easily in an Android environment: simply select files and/or folders where you have those .msg files stored and they will appear ordered by their sent/received date.

The free version only let you load up to 5 .msg files does not save the e-mail listing between app restarts and only lets you open one mail attachment (the first one).
This purpose is to show the app Chronologically msg ordered set of files and obviously be able to read Those mails (MS Outlook mail files ordered by Their sent / received date in spite of file system date).

That It solves the problem The Following is: When You export MS Outlook email and Them moves between different kinds of media They present the date the file system is created / modified date. Unless you import Them again to MS Outlook or equivalent to an app there's the trivial way to re-order Them again properly. This app permits you to do it easily in an environment Android: simply select files and / or folders where you have msg Those files stored and ordered by They will Appear Their sent / received date.

The free version only let you load up to 5 .msg files does not save the e-mail listing between restarts and only app lets you open one email attachment (the first one).