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Functions
Provides an easy to use utility to scan through your stored email files and extract and archive the attachments found in those emails. It reads industry standard rfc-822 .eml (plain text) encoded email files.
So ... if you have a lot of emails stored as individual files, and need to get the attachments out of them in an efficient and inexpensive manor ... emldetach is for you!
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Command Line Options
| Option | Description | Example |
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| -h | show helpful information | -h |
| -sorton | turn on sort by type | -sorton |
| -sortoff | turn off sort by type | -sortoff |
| -statson | turn on statistics gathering | -statson |
| -statsoff | turn off statistics gathering | -statsoff |
| -scrapeon | turn on scrape additional info | -scrapeon |
| -scrapeoff | turn off scrap additional info | -scrapeoff |
| -subdirson | turn on search sub directories | -subdirson |
| -subdirsoff | turn off search sub directories | -subdirsoff |
| -autorun | run immediately without any interface | -autoron |
| -inpath | specify input path | -inpath="c:\input\\" |
| -outpath | specify output path | -outpath="\\server1\output\\" |
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Features
- Windows compatibility
- Speed
- Reads email files
- Saves Message Parts under their original stored names
- Groups all of the extracted attachments in to your specified output location.
- Allows for duplicate attachment names by serializing
- Allows you to specify any input location
- Allows you to select or deselect whether to search sub directories
- Allows you to group attachments types together
- Will read emails from within a zip file
- Will create a log file of who sent attachments
- Will create a log file of how many of each attachment type was found
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Updates
Version 1.0 released
Brand New Release!
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Example Usages
Want to save your attachments?
Want to be able to retrieve and store all of the excel reports you generated and emailed last year?
Want to archive all of those images you received in your email?
Want to extract so that you can sort all of those pdf reports sent to you last month?
Want to backup all of those movie files stuck in your email?
Want to save those documents so that they can be edited on the network?
Want to keep all of those wonderfully funny pictures?
Want to make a cd of those family photos that your cousin sent you?
Want to automate a procedure where at the end of your application, you need to extract attachments from an email?
Want to find out who is sending all of those joke images?
Want to find out who is getting more funny pictures than real work related mail?
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Example Outputs
Just imagine ... After running emldetach against all of those old emails, you will find things like:
- All of those Excel Spreadsheets ready to use!
- All of those Word Documents ready to use!
- All of those PDF files ready to use!
- All of those images ready to view!
- All of those movie files read to watch!
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| Download Links | Size | Comments |
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| This is the full setup | The trial version will only export a maximum of 25 attachments. Requires .Net framework |
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| Microsoft .NET framework only *note: Install this first if you are having trouble! |
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Note! There is no guarantee that this product will perform as expected. There is no warrantee offered or implied. Use at your own risk. |
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12$ for the full registered version.
(the registered version may be a newer revision and include additional features and functionality than provided in the trial version)
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