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Andreas  |
May 3, 2005 |
| Maybe the software is good. But: What is the evulation licence process? How does it work? I never received a key. When I which to evaluate a software, I'm not interessted in sending my email address somewhere; Sorry and greetings. |
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Stefan Engelbert  |
April 12, 2005 |
| Well, I followed Jacksons advise and tested his tool as well. But its impossible to beat the WinDeveloper TNEF View. Jacksons tool failed with 90% of the non-obvious TNEF mail variants. WinDeveloper TNEF View handled ALL of them. Well done. Great tool!!! |
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| Frank Hellmann |
April 8, 2005 |
| This windeveloper TNEF View is a must for every serious mail expert. In fact while we were developing our Aloaha PDF Suite we evaluated quite a lot of TNEF Tools (freeware and commerical) and decided to buy the windeveloper TNEF View. It was the only one keeping its feature promises and handling 100% of all TNEF Mails! |
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| Robert |
April 8, 2005 |
| Excellent application! This tnef viewer is the only which fully supports this encoding. I could extract everything from bodies, attachments, recipients, submission time, priority and even OLE attachments!! But what I liked most is the fact that this application supports viewing TNEF from within MIME without the need to extract the attachment first. |
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Jackson  |
April 7, 2005 |
| We develop a tools - WMViewer for Windows, It's a GUI utility to dealing with the winmail.dat file (TNEF message),
it can extract the winmail.dat, view mail body and save any attachments.
It support Windows 9x, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003.
You can get it from http://www.akeesoft.com/wmviewer.php
It's a freeware |
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