Outlook Express Attachment Extractor for Windows

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Save pictures and attachments from Outlook Express e-mails in a directory of your choice.

Outlook Express Attachment Extractor can save and extract all the attachments from your Oultook Express e-mails and deposit them in a specified folder. It can automatically create sub directories according to mail sender's name or mail folder's name. While extracting and saving your attachments, it also generates a report of the extracted files in HTML format, allowing you to browse through the extracted items. It all adds up to a great utility for people needing to manage large amounts of attachments.

Version 1.51 adds international language support.

Outlook Express Attachment Extractor for Windows

By OPE2000
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: September 16, 2008

Latest update: August 26, 2015

Version: 1.62

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows ME
Windows 98
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements: Microsoft Outlook Express 5/6

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Total Downloads: 8,055

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5/5

1 User Votes

Not Bad!
September 28, 2004
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I was very impressed about the way the extractor worked. If you get alot of email with all kinds of attachments and spend hours looking through what you want and don't want, this is the software that can save you a ton of time. It gives options to extract only pics or all attachments, that includes zip files, Power Point files, etc. and saves them to a folder of your choosing. Be Very Careful, though, when it extracts zip files it actually will open them to save the contents, which can potentially launch a hidden virus or worm, so make sure your anti-virus definitions are up to date, before extracting.