India, May 21, 2012 – The company hereby shares a pleasant news with the users and the readers that its multifarious tool to convert PST2EML (http://www.outlookconversion.org/pst-2-eml.pst), PCVITA Outlook Magic has received highest number of clicks on shareware sites. Success of the software with maximum downloads from shareware sides is contributed by its ability to convert Outlook PST file to seven different file formats allowing users to access PST file emails, contacts, calendars and other email items in MHT, HTML, RTF, TXT, MSG, EML and VCF file format. The software that is available on shareware sites for easy download and purchase links has incurred maximum number of hits that defines software popularity in online market amongst the users.

D Pramanik, Director of PCVITA Group States: “It is essential for us to make our solutions easily available for the users. Shareware sites proffer users an easy platform to download the software sample and consequently help in getting the software without any trouble. We are happy to know that our PCVITA Outlook Magic software for PST2MSG (http://www.outlookconversion.org/pst-2-msg.pst) and conversion to other six file formats has received an estimable response on shareware sites with maximum hits. Our multifarious tool for Outlook conversion allows users to read their PST emails, contacts, calendars etc in web browsers, word processors, vCard and other email application with reasonable investment.”

Company’s Honorable Head of Website Team, S. Pratap Says: “Shareware sites are nowadays a simplified media for the users to have access over required software. Users can download software sample from shareware sites and determine if the software matches their expectation level. We are happy to recognize that our PST2EML converter as captivated extreme attention with a large number of hits on shareware sites. We hope to receive such type of response from the users and promise to cater them with best solutions that meet their expectation level and help them to raise the standard of conversion.”