Hi,
I have my data back and the utility for getting any information from
WINMAIL.DAT files is a utility called WMPARSER. You can do a search on
Google for it. Some of the links it turns up don't go anywhere, so you
might have to try.
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Regards,
Ian A. White, CPEng
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Wednesday, November 16, 2005, rich gregory wrote:
The fentun product seems Netscape-centric. Any other ideas how one
could see inside a winmail.dat file?
This should work, I think
http://www.mail-archive.com/tbudl@thebat.dutaint.com/msg34347.html
Else, there a few links at
Admin,
On Wednesday, November 16, 2005, 7:53:10 AM, you (Admin at AK) wrote:
AaA see subject
Actually I had a program that would parse the WINMAIL.DAT file after
it was saved to disk. Unfortunately it is on the hard disk that is
with a data recovery service and my backups were corrupted.
When
On Wed, 16 Nov 2005 at 17:12:08 -0500, Rich wrote:
The fentun product seems Netscape-centric. Any other ideas how one
could see inside a winmail.dat file?
(Windows w/ IE browser)
I don't use it with a browser at all. As I recall you can:
* use a command line with a single argument (the
see subject
Oh dear I should have done what I tell everyone who asks me questions...
google it
Answered - FTWNTK:
Data file added by Outlook when sending in RTF format (i.e: not plain text)
to 'maintain the look and feel of the original message as sent'.
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Marten Gallagher
Annery Kiln Web
Admin at AK @ 11/15/2005 2:53:10 PM
What is winmail.dat file attachment? EOM mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[What is winmail.dat file attachment?]
It is probably from someone using Outlook who is writing you in
rich-text format. To extract it, try using this free (as in freedom)
utility:
Dear Marten,
@15-Nov-2005, 21:22 Marten Gallagher [MG] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said to Chris:
MG BTW your message came through with a part.txt attachment - it was
MG the TB current version data.
Chris's message was (as is mine) signed with a PGP/MIME signature. The
difference between a normal
On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 at 21:22:04 +, Marten wrote:
It is probably from someone using Outlook who is writing you in
rich-text format. To extract it, try using this free (as in freedom)
utility:
http://tnef.sourceforge.net/
Thanks but that seems to be a Unix thingy - now I know what a win
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