EZDetach is a Microsoft Outlook plugin that makes saving and categorizing attachments as easy as a mouse click. It is a perfect Outlook companion for people who receive a large number of attachments in the mail.

Here are some key features of "EZDetach":

· Integrated with Outlook for one-click access.
· Easily save attachment(s) from one or multiple messages (or folders) with a mouse click.
· Flexible and customizable attachment file and subfolder naming.
· Save attachments blocked by the Office security updates (exe, vbs, etc). Use at your own risk.
· Save attachments from the results of "Advanced Find" dialog.
· Optionally remove attachments from messages after saving.
· Zip / Unzip attachments on the fly.
· Automatically save attachments with Outlook rules (custom rule action).
· Highly optimized for speed and size.
· Installer and Uninstaller included.


Requirements:

· Outlook 97, 98, 2000, 2002, 2003


EZDetach does NOT work with Outlook Express!

What's New in This Release:

· The "Filter" option now supports "exclusive" filtering, in addition to "inclusive" filtering. Simply place "!" as the first character of the filter string for an exclusive filter.
· An option to automatically remove detached files when messages linking to them are removed. Use the Advanced Options dialog to enable it.
· A simplified interface for recursively saving attachments from a folder and its subfolders.
· A new "Advanced Options" dialog.
· An option to toggle saving embedded message attachments.
· An option to prompt user for custom file name.
· An option to display a progress dialog when saving attachments from a large number of messages.
· An option to prompt the user to reattach detached and linked attachments when forwarding a message.
· An option to clear "Save To" folder history.
· An ability to set summary properties on saved files. You can view these properties by right-clicking on a file and selecting "Properties" -> "Summary" tab. You can also add those properties to the file explorer view by going to "View" -> "Choose Details..." menu and selecting "Subject" and/or "Author" in the "Details" check list. Note: this functionality is only available on Windows 2000 and later and only on NTFS file systems.
· Attachment name filter now accepts multiple search terms.