| Download: | | | Publisher: | | | Release date: | 2003-06-18 | | File size: | 1151 Kb | | Type: | Shareware | | Price: | 40 $ | | Description: | Below advertisement |
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Description:
Advanced Attachments Processor (AAP) is a software product designed to extract attachments from mail client message databases and to make an archive of the files extracted.
AAP is a very convenient and efficient solution for companies that receive messages with orders, forms, or updates sent as attachments. You can use AAP to create archive of attachments received with messages from certain individual and corporate clients, messages with specified subject or, received within certain time interval.
AAP is an universal tool able of processing great variety of file formats and mailboxes of most mail clients, including Outlook Express 5, MS Outlook, Netscape Messenger, The Bat!, Qualcomm Eudora, Incredi Mail, etc.
AAP provides for flexible selection of messages which attachments are to be extracted from. This is ensured by use of a set of conditions for data contained in the fields of messages being processed. Conditions may contain regular expressions.
AAP is efficient and reliable. With AAP you can considerably reduce time spent on processing of mail bases compared to manual or semi-automatic processing, and absolutely exclude errors.
AAP saves the information about attachments parsed into its own project, which makes further work with the files easier and faster. You can do all operations with attachment list using AAP capabilities, e.g. you can open attachments, delete them using mask, view attachment description.
AAP has a friendly graphic interface. Context help system and screen tips will help you to find answers to any questions you might have during operation. |
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