Mail to FileMaker Importer - 2.14auto import email from Mail or Entourage to FileMaker database |
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Time is off - Version: 2.14, 2/16/2009 11:15AM PST
fazzari
Strangely, it seems to import time received instead of time sent from Mail messages. We need the latter, so the time difference means I have to copy and paste the information manually. It would be nice if you could choose whether you want the date and time to come from sent or received.
Useful start 



- Version: 1.01, 8/13/2003 08:52AM PST
pairof9s--2008
Although there are free alternatives, as the previous post notes, it's a nice "package" that avoids having to set up the various parameters involved. Although I agree that $15 seems a little steep, i guess that is the developer's discretion.
The major thing I see missing right now is a search feature. When you start to collect hundreds of emails, a search capability is going to be necessity. The Entourge equivalent to this, Entourage Email Archiver, has this and it's awesome. An attachment feature would also be nice or at least the capability to off-load them somewhere w/out using Mail.
The major thing I see missing right now is a search feature. When you start to collect hundreds of emails, a search capability is going to be necessity. The Entourge equivalent to this, Entourage Email Archiver, has this and it's awesome. An attachment feature would also be nice or at least the capability to off-load them somewhere w/out using Mail.
Alternatives... - Version: 1.0, 8/8/2003 04:38PM PST
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aamann
$15 for this? Maybe you should take a look at http://www.chocolateware.com/site_index.html first - you get the same functionality (as well as the source code!) for free there...