needed - attachment removal tool

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[audiogalaxy]

hi, sorry for my bad english

sometimes i receive e-mail messages with large attachments.
in 1 or 2 weeks the only thing i want to store is the pure e-mail message
*withhout* attachments, so i can read the message and search for
informations in the future without tons of useless megabytes.

usually i drag the message out of Outlook Express (but i think every e-mail
client does this thing) and drop in a folder; i delete the original message
in OE. Then I open the message with a good text editor (usually notetab) ,
search for the end of the message (HTML or plain text) , select all the
garbage, erase it, then I close and re-drag-and-drop the .EML message in OE.
That's all: the message is the same, but without attachment :)

:(

i have to do this thing by hand! :(

is there any freeware that does this simple thing? :-D

bye!
 
hi, sorry for my bad english

sometimes i receive e-mail messages with large attachments.
in 1 or 2 weeks the only thing i want to store is the pure
e-mail message *withhout* attachments, so i can read the message
and search for informations in the future without tons of
useless megabytes.

Switch to Thunderbird and never look back!

The upcoming version 1.5 has this functionality built-in. If you
want to stick with the stable 1.0.7 release, you can install the
"Thunderbird Attachments Tools" extension to provide the
functionality.

* Thunderbird 1.0.7: http://www.mozilla.org/products/thunderbird/
* Thunderbird 1.5 beta 2:
http://www.mozilla.org/products/thunderbird/releases/1.5beta2.html
(a release candidate should be released one of these days)
* Thunderbird Attachment Tools extension:
http://www.supportware.net/mozilla/#ext9


Regards,
Wald
 
wald said:
Switch to Thunderbird and never look back!

yes yes, great, all good, please don't let's start a "thunderbird thread"
;-)
TB is good , i know and i subscribe your point of view.

however

i am looking for a tool that can do this for *every* client.
simply analyzing a "TXT" (.EML) and return the "clean" email :)

my OE example was in fact ... an example :)

see you

anyone know a tool tool like that ? :)
 

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