Hello MAU,
Friday, January 5, 2007, 6:24:47 PM, you wrote:
>> Is there a way of dealing with Winmail.dat files in The Bat
> Try Winmail Opener from
> http://www.eolsoft.com/freeware/winmail_opener/
This looks a better solution than the one I found.
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Many thanks,
Graham
Hello Graham,
> Is there a way of dealing with Winmail.dat files in The Bat
Try Winmail Opener from http://www.eolsoft.com/freeware/winmail_opener/
I have used it (and still do) and it just works flawlessly. And it is
free.
I have associated .dat files to it and then all I have to do is dou
Hello,
Is there a way of dealing with Winmail.dat files in The Bat?
A solution I have just found is at http://www.biblet.freeserve.co.uk/
This is a tiny $10 to buy file that extracts Word attachments from
Winmail.dat files.
Having paid my $10, I wondered if in fact the Bat already knew how to
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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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 sin
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.
W
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 a
to be a Unix thingy - now I know what a win mail.dat
> file is I'll
> just delete it. Now if there was a way for TB to do that automatically - cool.
Sometimes the winmail.dat file contains attachments that you actually
need. Try Fentun at http://www.fentun.com/ for a windows decoder.
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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 "norma
> Admin at AK @ 11/15/2005 2:53:10 PM
> "What is winmail.dat file attachment? EOM"
>
>> [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
Admin at AK @ 11/15/2005 2:53:10 PM
"What is winmail.dat file attachment? EOM"
> [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:
http://tnef.so
> 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
see subject
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Marten Gallagher
Annery Kiln Web Design
www.annerykiln.co.uk
Using The Bat! 3.62.14
with POPFile 0.22.1
on Windows XP 5.1
Current version is 3.62.14 | 'Using TBUDL' information:
http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
On Sunday, June 1, 2003 at 18:00 (which was Sunday, June 1, 2003 at
8:00 where I am) Allister Jenks [AJ] wrote:
AJ> A guy who normally sends me <200k HTML emails, this time sent me a
AJ> whopping 1.5Mb email that had about 1.5k of text and a
AJ> Winmail.dat.
Welcome to the world
On 01 June 2003, 07:00, Allister Jenks wrote:
> However, I'd like to understand what this file is and, if possible,
> how/why Outlook creates it and how to stop it.
~~~
You're getting "winmail.dat" because the sender isn't using plain
text. IIRC, by default O
Hi folks,
I'm sure this has been covered before, but the archives seem to be
having 'technical difficulties' of a fairly serious nature.
A guy who normally sends me <200k HTML emails, this time sent me a
whopping 1.5Mb email that had about 1.5k of text and a Winmail.dat.
I can
Steve wrote:
> Download a proggie called fentun, this will decode winmail.dat, can't
> remeber where I got, found it by searching www.bbc.co.uk
> Cheers
> Steve
Thanks for the replies on the winmail.dat question. I hope I've
convinced him to change his settings. I thi
Download a proggie called fentun, this will decode winmail.dat, can't
remeber where I got, found it by searching www.bbc.co.uk
Cheers
Steve
Current version is 1.62 | "Using TBUDL" information:
http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
Hi Thomas,
Thursday, March 13, 2003, 4:13:56 PM, you wrote:
TF> Yes, it is. I routinely ignore any winmail.dat attachments. If people
TF> want to tell me anything, they put it into the plain area of the
TF> message. ;-)
It's just another Microsoft virus ;-)
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Best
ON Thursday, March 13, 2003, 4:45:02 PM, you wrote:
HK> to show him that there are lots of people using other Mail clients.
HK> :-)
If you add all the OL and OLE users you get an idea of all the ignorant
people using the Internet and why viruses (virii) roam wild :(
On the positive side I wouldn
Hello Gerard,
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003 16:53:20 +0100 GMT (13/03/03, 22:53 +0700 GMT),
Gerard wrote:
TF>> It's an MS proprietary format.
> Do you know why I sometimes get aperfectly readable email with a
> winmail.dat attachement. Is that just as setting in OL?
Yes, it is. I rou
readable email with a
winmail.dat attachement. Is that just as setting in OL?
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Best regards,
Gerard
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Hallo Thomas Fernandez,
on Donnerstag, 13. März 2003 you wrote:
> If his server settings are geared towards OE/OL, you might hint that
> "some" people use other mailers. If it is in his interest to have a
> large audience, he might want to change to an approach that is not
> restricted to user
Hello Terry,
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003 12:43:29 + GMT (13/03/03, 19:43 +0700 GMT),
Terry M. Roy wrote:
> I am having a discussion with the owner of an e-mail list about his
> sending of e-mails that contain the winmail.dat attachment. [...] I
> don't know enough technically about TB
Hello all,
I am having a discussion with the owner of an e-mail list about his
sending of e-mails that contain the winmail.dat attachment. I've
already directed him to numerous articles on the internet about
winmail.dat, Exchange, Outlook, etc. He now seems to think it is TB's
fau
m/support.srch?DocID=1309
JBL> ---
JBL> This file [winmail.dat] contains formatting code that was sent by
JBL> someone using Microsoft Outlook or Microsoft Exchange. It usually will
JBL> not contain any useful informatio
On Friday, February 14, 2003, 11:47 AM, you wrote:
>> I never jump, it hurts too much I love diving, water is much easier
>> to jump into.
TF> But I can't breath under water! I have an irrational fear of drowning,
TF> that's why I don't dive. ;-)
I can't breathe underwater either, without my tr
upport.srch?DocID=1309
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This file [winmail.dat] contains formatting code that was sent by
someone using Microsoft Outlook or Microsoft Exchange. It usually will
not contain any useful information other then RTF formatting code th
Hello Paul,
On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 07:30:33 -0500 GMT (14/02/03, 19:30 +0700 GMT),
Paul Cartwright wrote:
>>> attachment:
>>> This attachment is a MAPI 1.0 embedded message and is not supported by this mail
>system.
TF>> I must be thick, so I'd better ask before I jump to conclusions:
> I never
On Thursday, February 13, 2003, 9:38 PM, you wrote:
>> attachment:
>> This attachment is a MAPI 1.0 embedded message and is not supported by this mail
>system.
TF> I must be thick, so I'd better ask before I jump to conclusions:
I never jump, it hurts too much I love diving, water is much eas
Hello Paul,
On Thu, 13 Feb 2003 15:14:56 -0500 GMT (14/02/03, 03:14 +0700 GMT),
Paul Cartwright wrote:
> ok group, here's a new one. I got a winmail.dat message from a friend.
> He is attachment cluelass, and uses OL.
> When I detached it and used fentun I got this as t
ok group, here's a new one. I got a winmail.dat message from a friend.
He is attachment cluelass, and uses OL.
When I detached it and used fentun I got this as the TEXT of the
attachment:
This attachment is a MAPI 1.0 embedded message and is not supported by this mail
system.
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Paul
at files to be Opened with
Fentun. This way when I get a winmail.dat attachment I double click on
it and Fentun comes up and opens it.
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Best regards,
Miguel A. Urech (El Escorial - Spain)
Using The Bat! v1.60c
Current Ver: 1.60c
FAQ
The file format 'winmail.dat' is one of Microsoft's irritating foibles
and a little utility called 'Fentun.exe' helps with Netscape as a
helper application to decode them.
http://www.fentun.com/
It's something goofy to do with Outlook rich text attachments,
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