How to export MailWasher settings to a new computer

Many of you, already know that MailWasher is one of the best anti-spam software programs used to combat email spam. However, if you purchase a new computer system, how are you going to export MailWasher settings over to the new computer? Furthermore, how do you import MailWasher settings into the new computer to avoid entering all the data manually?

You could start by searching Google with export MailWasher settings", "how to export MailWasher settings", "backup MailWasher" or "backup MailWasher settings" search query and sort through the results.
If you are lucky, you will find a MailWasher pro backup plugin. However, you are going to have to install the backup4all software program and the plugin. Furthermore, you will have to probably have to even purchase the backup4all software. What are you to do if you already have a backup program and don't need a second one just to backup and import your settings?

There is a nice little utility program that allows you to export your settings from your old system and import them into your new computer. Furthermore, this little utility program is absolutely free!

* The import/export utility program is simple to install and use.
* It copies the required (files and registry settings) and places them into a sub-directory at, C:\MWP_backup.
* You simply copy the content from C:\MWP_backup, from your old system over to the new system.
* Then, you install the utility program on the new system and run the utility program.
* Push the Restore button, and your data and settings will be imported to the new system.

To read more about exporting and importing your settings, please visit the following link, Exporting settings to new computer (MWP 6.3).

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