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Windows Mail Attachment Extractor Vista 1.01

		License	Free to try
		Requirements	Windows Vista
Downloads	17	Limitations	None
Publisher	OPE2000	File Size	2.0M
Date added	24 May 2007		Check your speed

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Windows Mail Attachment Extractor can save and extract all the attachments from your Windows Mail and deposit them in a specified folder. It can automatically create sub directories according to mail sender's name or mail folder's name. It all adds up to a great utility for Vista Users. Version 1.01 has fix program error and redesign program icon.

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