The Bottom Line
Advanced Attachments Processor extracts and archives files from all kinds of mailboxes flexibly and reliably.
Pros
- Advanced Attachments Processor extracts attachments reliably and conveniently
- Supports all common mailbox formats
- AAP comes with powerful filters and lets you set up flexible schedules
Cons
- Advanced Attachments Processor cannot filter by message body
Description
- Advanced Attachments Processor extracts attachments from email mailboxes.
- Supports Outlook Express, IncrediMail, eml, mbox and Eudora files as well as MAPI mailboxes.
- Filter extracted files by attachment type and message context (supporting regular expressions).
- Attachments can be archived together with a description drawn from the original message.
- You can work with extracted files directly in Advanced Attachments Processor.
- Advanced Attachments Processor lets you schedule attachment processing projects flexibly.
- Advanced Attachments Processor supports Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/3/XP.
Guide Review - Advanced Attachments Processor 1.4
If you get submissions, resumes, orders or whatever as email attachments regularly, you know how tedious processing these attachments can be.
Fortunately, there is Advanced Attachments Processor (AAP). It scans the mailbox files of almost every email client, extracting exactly those attachments you need.
AAP can not only filter by attachment type, but it can also take the message context into account. You can extract attachments only from messages by a certain sender, for example.
The extracted files are automatically archived and optionally described with text from the original message (sender, subject and date, for example). Fortunately, all the useful functionality of AAP can be scheduled flexibly and run unattended.
