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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows XP, Windows 2000
- Date added: August 27, 2005
- Total Downloads: 1,407
- Downloads last week: 2
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- Average user rating: stars out of 2 votes
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From TechMonster :Detacher is a useful tool to help you reduce your mailbox size. You can improve your Outlook synchronization performance. Allows you to remove hundreds of e-mail attachments with just a couple of mouse clicks. When attachments are removed, you original email will contain a clickable link to where your attachments are. Attachments are placed in the mailbox hierarchy (inbox->folder1->yourfolder) on your local or network hard drives. Attachments will have timestamp that corresponds to the Received date/time of the email which it came from. New Email's attachment may be saved & removed optionally as they arrive! Processing can be filtered by attachment size. Processed e-mail will continue to have the Attachment icon. Free for personal, non-commerical use.
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Version: Detacher 1.1a
Pros: The only freeware to help bult detach Outlook attachement
Cons: Misses ability to manage attachments one distach (edit name, ...)
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Version: Detacher 1.1a
"Apparently orphaned code and doesn't work"
Pros: Not a darned thing
Cons: installed fine but no matter how I try to use it, it errors out with script errors. Tried to visit the creator "TechMonsterLLC" for more information but they seem to have disappeared from the web.
Summary: It did manage to create a folder and drop a couple of attached files, but only on the first attempt. After that, nothing but errors. Can't even terminate the script gracefully, have to kill the process with an ALT-F4 after killing Outlook. Yes, I wa... read more >>
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