Transform your data to plain text with this quick encoder/decoder. Insert encoded text into your email and send. Person to person tool - your recipient will need a copy too. Integrated Help. Multilingual interface - see our Select Language. User Management - customise buttons, toolbar, scrollbars, font, background color, multiple schemes... Fully functional and free to use with "Stealth Options" disabled. Features: <ul><li>Encode ANY file .exe, .mp3, etc... to plain text </li><li>Quick, simple encoding/decoding </li><li>Multiple files </li><li>Desktop folder "EAT Files" for central reference and easy pickup </li><li> Send/receive as email message or text attachment </li><li>Use your existing email program </li><li>Recipient has control choices: </li><li> Preview/overview of received data </li><li> Edit before any action - Copy/Paste/Delete </li><li>No auto "run", no "one slipped click" </li><li>Select one file/multiples </li><li>Use any email program </li><li>User Management: </li><li>Multiple, personal program schemes - comes loaded with examples </li><li>Customise buttons, toolbar, scrollbars, font, background color, list box color, animate error messages/splash screens... </li><li>Automatic Apply - Auto save/view realtime any selection changes.</li></ul>
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Email Attachment Transformer 1.00.808
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License | Purchase | |
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| Requirements | Windows 98SE/ME/NT/2000/XP | ||
| Downloads | 13 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Blaiz Enterprises | File Size | 503k |
| Date added | 10 May 2006 | ||
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