DetachPipe rescues you from overloaded email servers - by helping you find and remove bloated email folders.

Make Microsoft Outlook faster, more stable and easier to backup with DetachPipe - the email attachment processor.

DetachPipe detaches email attachments, leaving a clickable hyperlink in place. You can specify a detach filename manually, or use filename placeholders to generate a new name automatically.

DetachPipe identifies duplicate files, saving even more space! Just like a normal email, DetachPipe re-attaches the files when the email is forwarded, and offers to delete the files when the email is deleted.

With DetachPipe you can save, delete, compress or re-attach attachments, and even set DetachPipe to detach incoming attachments or delete outgoing attachments. It has an AutoDetach mode where attachments over a given size and age are automatically detached every n days.

Here are some key features of "DetachPipe":

· A clickable hyperlink to the attachment is left in each email
· Detach to local machine or to UNC paths
· Attachment numbering is handled automatically (e.g. multiple attachments called resume.doc will be renamed to resume.doc, resume1.doc, resume2.doc etc)
· Attachments can be deleted via the Recycle Bin for extra safety
· Process emails in any .PST file or in Public Folders
· Workaround Outlook's incredibly annoying 'this attachment may be unsafe and has been blocked' message, because DetachPipe can still access the attachment regardless of Outlook's settings
· Any installed virus scanning continues to take place on all opened emails - so your corporate infrastructure remains secure
· Improve server speed
· Control where attachments are saved to
· Maintain original email folder structure when attachments are saved
· No limit on the number of emails processed or the number of attachments
· Backup attachments through the file system, not through Outlook.
· Now can process the body of one or more emails using TextPipe Pro, a text processing application
· New filename place holders [monthname], [dayname], [emailmonthname] and [emaildayname].

Requirements:

· MS Outlook 2000, 2002, 2003/XP or 2007

Limitations:

· 30 days trial

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Now shows a warning if the filename mask does not generate a filename
· correctly e.g. does not contain any path components like C:My Documents or \ServerShare etc.