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Save Attachments from MSG
Outlook MSG files are a convenient way to store your email archives, contacts, calendars, tasks, and other Outlook items. These files contain all the Outlook fields and properties and all attachments, including special hidden ones. Such backups can occupy significant space on disks and network shares, primarily because of the large attachments. In addition, attachments in MSG files are not available for easy searching and editing. Saving attachments from MSG files makes it easy to work with documents, images, and other data the way you are used to doing. Editing saved attachment files is safe – the originals remain in the MSG files.
Key benefits of our program:
- Exports attachments from MSG files, while maintaining the folder structure.
- Allows you to specify the required Outlook item types in MSG files.
- You can save attachments by mask, specifying only required file extensions or part of the file name you want.
- Supports filtering by date range.
- Can save embedded Outlook items, inline and hidden attachments.
- Securely saves attachments, renaming or skipping existing ones if necessary.
- Provides a separate launcher application, Outlook add-in, and a command line.
This utility saves attachments from MSG files in the specified folder. In addition, you can process all the subfolders and create the same folder structure for attachment files in the specified location on your disk or network share. Provides a flexible set of filters, such as the Outlook item types, the extensions and names of attachments to include and exclude, dates of messages, tasks, and calendar items. You can also save embedded Outlook items, hidden attachments, and inline attachments (such as pictures in message text). To reduce the size of the MSG backup archive significantly, you can save attachments and delete them, using the other utility we provide.
Command line support allows you to automate the extraction of attachments from MSG files. You can use the command line in your batches and run the utility by schedule using Windows Task Scheduler.
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* This utility is for non-commercial home use only. It will not run in domain enviroment. Some of the described features and support for domain enviroment are available in advanced version of the utility only. Free version may have additional limitations.
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How to Save Attachments from MSG Files?
This step-by-step guide shows how to extract attachments from Outlook MSG files on your disk drive or network resource.
- Install the utility and launch the OutlookFreeeware.com Utilities from Windows Desktop or Start Menu.
- Specify the folder with .MSG files on your disk or network share:
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- Specify the folder on your disk or network share for extracted attachments.
- Run the tool and wait until it finishes. In the end, you can see the number of .MSG files processed and the number of saved attachments:
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Related utilities:
Remove Attachments from MSG,
Save Attachments,
Save Attachments from EML,
Save Attachments from MBOX
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"Save Attachments from MSG" has an advanced version. Please take a look at the key differences of free and advanced versions of the utility:
Feature set |
Outlook Freeware |
Advanced Version |
Fast and easy to use Outlook add-in |
Yes |
Yes |
Standalone launcher desktop application |
Yes |
Yes |
Allowed to run in domain enviroment |
No |
Yes |
Ability to save configuration |
No |
Yes |
Working with multiple Outlook profiles |
No |
Yes |
Integration with Outlook rules |
No |
Yes |
Advanced configurations for the utilities |
No |
Yes |
Macros for parameters and messages |
No |
Yes |
Multiple configurations for each utility |
No |
Yes |
Support for Outlook Search Folders |
No |
Yes |
Command line support |
No |
Yes |
Ability to install for all users of the machine |
No |
Yes |
Support for Outlook Shared/Delegated Folders |
No |
Yes |
Support for Exchange Server Public Folders |
No |
Yes |
Support for Exchange Server Online Archives |
No |
Yes |
Support for Exchange Shared Mailboxes |
No |
Yes |
Support for signed and encrypted secure messages |
No |
Yes |
Support for Symantec/Veritas Enterprise Vault |
No |
Yes |
Bulk processing of Exchange mailboxes and Outlook PST files |
No |
Yes |
All available utilities in one package |
No |
Yes |
Product support |
Community forum |
Yes |
Product documentation |
Web site content |
Online Help and PDF |
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Download advanced version of "Save Attachments from MSG for Outlook"
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Download free limited version of "Save Attachments from MSG for Outlook"
Version 4.17, released on December 11, 2020
System Requirements:
Microsoft Office Outlook 365, Outlook 2019, Outlook 2016, Outlook 2013, Outlook 2010, Outlook 2007.
Microsoft Windows 10, Windows 8/8.1, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP SP3.
OutlookFreeware Utility Manager is required to install and run this utility.
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