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.