"It is a great product. Thank you keep up the good work and will definitely spread the word, and keep the product in mind for future use."
"Excellent utility - worked really well and with no fuss."
"Software worked wonderfully! I will DEFINITELY be back! THANKS!!"
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Save Attachments from Outlook Items and MSG/EML/MBOX Files
Messages: 323
Registration: 10/22/2007
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Discuss these utilities here.
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Messages: 2
Registration: 12/18/2013
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Hello. I have a question about the "Save Attachments" addin. When the addin saves the attachments from Outlook does it remove the attachments from the emails? I would like to be able to extract all attachments from a folder in Outlook but I don't want to remove the attachments from the emails themselves.
Thank you.
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Messages: 227
Registration: 1/25/2013
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Brian Gregory,
No, it doesn't remove attachments.
We have another utility for this - Remove Attachments
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Messages: 4
Registration: 9/29/2013
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Hello,
what happens if there are duplicates with the same name? Are they skipped or are they renamed?
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Messages: 227
Registration: 1/25/2013
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Francesco Cesco,
They are renamed by adding a counter after the file name.
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Messages: 1
Registration: 12/11/2013
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If it saves all attachments to a particular folder, can i still access those attachments from within the mail itself ?
I mean does it create a link or anything pointing to the attachment in the folder?
sorry for my bad English.
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Messages: 227
Registration: 1/25/2013
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bebseh,
We have a few utilities which are working with email attachments.
Saves attachments - only saves attachments to disk without deleting them from an email. So, they are accessible from email itself.
Replace Attachments with Links - saves attachments to disk and delete them from an email. So, they are accessible from email through links.
Remove Attachments - delete attachments from an email. So, they are NOT accessible from email.
Remove Duplicate Attachments - saves only duplicate attachments to disk and delete all but one attachment from emails. So, they are accessible from one email directly and from all other emails through links.
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Messages: 1
Registration: 5/19/2019
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Question about the Save Attachment utility. It installed and set up fine. When I "run" the utility from Outlook, it does exactly what I want it to do. But I want this process to be automatic, and it's not. I have to "run" it to get the utility to move attachments to the specified folder. How do I set it up so that the files are moved automatically as soon as the email is received?
I'm running Win 7 and Outlook 2010, although I could set this up on an Outlook 2013 machine if needed.
Thanks!
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Messages: 323
Registration: 10/22/2007
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Jeffrey, automatic processing is available in the advanced version of Save Attachments utility, thanks to integration with Outlook rules.
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