[EMAIL PROTECTED] is a Macintosh Email-to-Database utility.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] will scan messages from either an email server (POP), email files or one of several Macintosh email clients, selecting only those that satisfy given criteria. Data may then be extracted from anywhere within the selected email and may be further refined via the use of data filters and/or user-defined scripts. The resulting data may then be used to read or update a FileMaker or any ODBC compliant database. Finally, an optional 'notification' email may be constructed from a template message merged with data from the email and/or the associated database record and sent immediately or queued for later transmission.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] is controlled by scanning definitions. A scanning definition consists of a series of settings that together describe how email messages are selected and how and from where the data is to be extracted. The definition also defines how the data is used to maintain a database and whether or not a notification email is to be sent, and if so how it is to be constructed. When one or more scanning definitions have been created and tested they may then be processed. Processing a definition involves using the settings contained in the definition to direct the scanning of email messages, the extraction of data and the updating of the database and the possible transmission of notification email. A processing run may consist of the execution of one or more definitions, may be scheduled for immediate or future execution and may be run once or repeatedly at regular intervals.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] may be downloaded from ...

       http://www.b-bsoftware.com/downloads/emailscanner-vers-1.dmg


NB. A windows version is currently under development


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