Save Network Solutions Email to PDF

You want to save Network Solutions email to PDF for records, a legal file or a client. Network Solutions webmail saves a message as EML but its help pages list no PDF option. Below are four ways to export Network Solutions mail as PDF files, from a single message to a full mailbox, with limits for every one.

How to save Network Solutions email to PDF from webmail?

For one message at a time, use your browser. Network Solutions help includes moving, copying, importing and exporting mail in Cloud Mail and it does not mention print or PDF. A browser can still convert an open message into a PDF.

1. Sign in to Network Solutions webmail and open a message you need.
2. Press Ctrl+P in your browser to open its print window.
3. Set your printer to Save as PDF in Chrome or Edge or Microsoft Print to PDF if your browser lists it.
4. Select Save, name your file and choose a folder.

The catch is it saves what your screen shows so attachments do not come along as files and long threads may cut across pages. It is slow for a mailbox of hundreds of messages. Webmail print layouts differ so check page one before you repeat it.

How to convert Network Solutions EML files to PDF?

To convert one message through EML, save a message as an EML file, open that file in an email client, then print it to PDF. It retains headers and gives an EML to PDF result for a handful of messages.

1. Open a message in webmail and select its ellipsis menu.
2. Choose Save as file. Browsers may flag EML files as suspicious so allow that download.
3. Double-click your EML file to open it in Outlook or another mail client.
4. Select File, then Print and choose a PDF printer like Microsoft Print to PDF.
5. Name your file and save it.

Limits are one message at a time again and your default mail client must open EML files. Network Solutions documents its Save as file step but print steps are general Windows behavior so test one message first.

Steps to convert Network Solutions mail with software

1. Sign in to Cloud Mail, open its gear icon and choose All settings.
2. Select Download personal data at bottom of left panel and make sure Emails is ticked.
3. Set a maximum ZIP size, then select Request download.
4. When Network Solutions emails you, download your ZIP and unzip it on your PC.
5. Install Corbett Email Converter Tool and add your EML files or EML folder.
6. Preview mail, add filters if needed, choose PDF as output and select a destination folder.

Network Solutions says waits for personal data depend on size and may take hours or days. Its download also includes contacts as vCard files, calendar items and tasks as iCal files. Corbett's page lists file naming by From, To, Date or Subject in any order and retains folder hierarchy or flattens it. Exact screen names can differ by version so test with free trial on a few files first. Licence is lifetime from $99 with a 30-day money-back window. Working with other EML files? See our guide to Extract attachments from EML files.

How to get Network Solutions mail as PDF files over IMAP?

To avoid waiting for a data download, Corbett Webmail Backup Tool can save a Network Solutions mailbox to PDF over IMAP. Its page says it works with any IMAP mailbox, retains folders and filters by date, sender, recipient, subject, words, attachment and size. It saves PDF, PST, MBOX, EML, MSG, HTML, CSV and TXT. It works on Windows 7 to 11 and Windows Server 2008 to 2025, with no Mac version. Free demo saves 10 emails per folder.

1. Install Corbett Webmail Backup Tool on your Windows PC and start it as administrator.
2. Select IMAP option. Enter your IMAP server, port 993, your full Network Solutions address and mailbox password.
3. Tick folders you want and add filters if you need less mail.
4. Choose PDF as output format and select a destination folder.
5. Start your backup and check page one of a few PDF files.

Its page does not name Network Solutions so test one folder on free demo first. Use your mailbox password, not your registrar login. For a mailbox on cPanel hosting, see how to Migrate cPanel emails to PDF.

What are Network Solutions email server settings?

You need server settings only for the IMAP method. Network Solutions help lists these values for email clients and it says to use TLS 1.2.

1. IMAP port is 993 with SSL/TLS.
2. POP port is 995 with SSL/TLS.
3. SMTP port is 587 with sign-in required using your full email address and password.
4. Username is your full email address, with password for that mailbox.

Server names come from a settings lookup in your account, because that help page does not print them. In a Mozilla Support thread from March 2026, a user who could not connect Thunderbird got netsol-pop-oxcs.hostingplatform.com on port 995 and netsol-smtp-oxcs.hostingplatform.com on port 465 from Network Solutions support. A third-party settings page lists netsol-imap-oxcs.hostingplatform.com for IMAP but confirm names in your own account before you rely on them.

Which PDF method suits Network Solutions mail best?

For one message, print from your browser. Use Cloud Mail's data download plus an EML to PDF converter for a full mailbox. Use IMAP software when you want filters or no waiting.

Saving other mail? See how to Save a Gmail email as a PDF file or Save Yahoo emails to computer.

Why does Network Solutions email to PDF export fail?

Browser flags Network Solutions email files as suspicious

Network Solutions notes that browsers may flag EML files so you may need to allow that download.

Network Solutions personal data download takes too long

Network Solutions says waits may take hours or days and it emails you when data is ready. Split large mailboxes by setting a smaller maximum ZIP size, since bigger archives are split into several ZIP files.

Cannot connect over IMAP or POP

A Mozilla Support user in March 2026 got a refused connection until Network Solutions support supplied hostingplatform.com server names. First replies suggested contacting Network Solutions tech support. Use names from your own account and TLS 1.2.

Outlook sends mail that never arrives

A Microsoft Answers post describes Outlook 2013 and 2016 showing sent mail from a Network Solutions account that recipients never got. Network Solutions told that poster it was a client issue and ports 587 and 2525 did not fix it. That post shows no date, replies or fix.

Network Solutions email PDF is missing attachments

A PDF contains message text, not attachment files. Save attachments separately from your EML files before you finish.

What to do after you create the PDF files?

After the export, open a few files and check dates, senders and long threads. Maintain your Network Solutions mailbox until you confirm counts. Store PDF files on a second drive, since one copy is not a backup.

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