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 Letter Opener - 3.0.3Work with Outlook winmail.dat files in Apple Mail. |
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30.00?? - Version: 3.0.3, 11/9/2009 03:15AM PST
lcmslutheran
I know people do these things to make a buck but 30 of them for a plug-in? I don't think so. I'd rather email them back and tell them to dump their PCs or send it back to me in a different format.
Version 3.0 is out (Snow Leopard) - Version: 2.2.2, 9/4/2009 03:30PM PST
rjvh
Go to the developers site. Version 3.0 is out. Works fine with 10.6.
Fails in Mac OS X 10.6 - Version: 2.2.2, 8/31/2009 08:00PM PST
monkeymatic
Letter Opener is disabled by Apple Mail under Snow Leopard.
Free alternative - Version: 2.1.0, 6/11/2009 09:27AM PST
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metryq1
TNEF's Enough does the same job, works under Leopard (10.5.7) and is free.
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/6033
TNEF's Enough is a stand-alone app, rather than a plugin, so it's not as convenient, but it works.
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/6033
TNEF's Enough is a stand-alone app, rather than a plugin, so it's not as convenient, but it works.
But… - Version: 2.1.0, 4/22/2009 03:05AM PST
MladRadiz
I know that the subject 'price' is always conflictive and very subjective.
The app does indeed what it says and, for me, it has worked flawlessly.
There is indeed a lot of hard working hours of software development.
And I would have no problem in recommending it.
But…
Personally, I REPEAT, personally, I find 20 bucks for a plug-in a bit stiff…
[By the way, how can I uninstall the plug-in? There is no info available…]
The app does indeed what it says and, for me, it has worked flawlessly.
There is indeed a lot of hard working hours of software development.
And I would have no problem in recommending it.
But…
Personally, I REPEAT, personally, I find 20 bucks for a plug-in a bit stiff…
[By the way, how can I uninstall the plug-in? There is no info available…]
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- But…
works like a charm ;-) - Version: 1.7.7, 4/6/2009 06:00AM PST
ChristianGalli
super product (5 stars!!), does exactly what it should. Automatically decodes and displays winmail.dat attachments as standard word, excel, etc. files. was scanning google for a long time for such a product, much better and more reliable than TNEF's Enough
PLEASE Create a Leopard-compatible version - Version: 1.7.7, 4/3/2008 11:06AM PST
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Slor
This is such a useful tool... but only for people running older versions of the operating system. Please consider creating a Leopard-compatible version of OMiC.
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Leopard update? - Version: 1.7.7, 1/10/2008 01:14AM PST
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davide.luzzini
Is there any chance to have OMiC for Leopard?
Many thanks
Many thanks
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Outstanding Product 
- Version: 1.7.3, 5/24/2007 08:28PM PST
(2 of 2 users found this comment useful)
nbusis
Handling winmail.dat files has been a persistent problem until I started using this application. This app is essential, the best in its class. The developer is very responsive, as well.
Before I used OMiC I used TNEF's Enough. It did the job, but its barebones approach became tiresome after a while. The big problem with it was lack of support for long file names, so most file names were shortened and DOS-like, not truly reflecting their original names. In addition, TNEF's Enough was not transparent, since it was not integrated with my e-mail client. You had to download the file, then open it with a second step. OMiC solves all these problems in a seamless fashion.
Before I used OMiC I used TNEF's Enough. It did the job, but its barebones approach became tiresome after a while. The big problem with it was lack of support for long file names, so most file names were shortened and DOS-like, not truly reflecting their original names. In addition, TNEF's Enough was not transparent, since it was not integrated with my e-mail client. You had to download the file, then open it with a second step. OMiC solves all these problems in a seamless fashion.
... - Version: 1.7.2, 5/22/2007 11:00PM PST
(1 of 4 users found this comment useful)
W-Creative
I'd never imagine telling a client to reformat mail. However, I do not use Apple Mail, so this application is of no use to me. I generally simple tell clients I can't read the attachment, would they mind sending it again. 99.9% of my clients do not take this in a bad manner and do not think I'm "stupid" or telling them they are. But then again, I choose not to work with people are THAT judgmental.
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