- Replaces attachments with URL links
- Decreases storage space in Outlook
- Allows Outlook to operate more efficiently
- Retains the paperclip icon, but removes the attachment(s)
- Allows for automatic renaming or overwriting of files
- Asks you if you want to delete the attachment if deleting an email
- Saves emails in 5 different formats (MSG, HTML, TXT, EML, or TNEF)
- Saves attachments to a Windows folder as well
- Runs automatically in the background as each email is received or catch up quick with manual/batch mode
- Save only emails or attachments that are from certain senders or that have a particular subject
- New! Save only emails or attachments that are older than a specified date
- Monitors multiple Outlook folders for incoming email attachments at the same time
- Replaces attachments with URL links to the saved file for easy access
- Retains the paperclip icon, but removes the attachment
- Automatically removes the URL when replying or forwarding the email
- Asks you if you want to delete the attachment if deleting an email
- Multi-folder Undo feature reverses out all changes and puts attachments back in place
- Allows for automatic renaming or overwriting of files
- New! When saving the email and renaming with the email’s received date, the date format can now be specified
- Saves the email or attachments in a Windows sub-folder (mimics the Outlook folder structure)
- Execute a program on the attachment after removing it from the email
- Accepts UNC paths as well as networked mapped drives
- Works with Microsoft® Exchange, but doesn’t require it
- Eases maintenance with a function to update previously written URLs with a new URL
- Integrates directly into Outlook for easy access
- Works with Microsoft Outlook 2010 (64-bit and 32-bit), Outlook 2007, Outlook 2003, Outlook 2002 and Outlook 2000
- Coded to avoid the Outlook security prompts for hassle free operation