DetachPipe

If your Outlook mailbox has got filled with numerous emails, it might happen that it begins to function slowly. Due to this, it may take time for emails and their attachments to load properly, thus making it an irritating affair. Well, it’s time to lighten up your mailbox to make it functions faster and stable, for which you just have to use DetachPipe 5.8.6 application. The utility helps in making your MS Outlook client work faster by detaching the email attachments replacing them with clickable links for accessing the relevant files. It even supports identifying duplicate files, specifying detach filename manually or utilize filename placeholders for automatically generating a new name. Also, you needn’t worry when forwarding or deleting the email as the program automatically reattaches or deletes the files, accordingly.

While the DetachPipe 5.8.6 can function as a standalone utility, it can also integrate its toolbar inside MS Outlook with Instant Detach and DetachPipe options. The Instant Detach option supports quick functioning for detaching the email attachments, whereas DetachPipe option provided you with several options. These options include Detach attachments, Save attachments, Delete attachments, Restore attachments, Compress attachments, Open all attachments, Process email body with TextPipe, Process a set of folders, Settings, Help, and other supportive features. The tasks performed are exactly the same as per the simple labels placed with option, which makes it a user-friendly application. When an email attachment is detached or saved, the utility presents a Settings dialog box, where you can specify folder for saving the attachments, retain folder structure, attachment to be marked as Read Only, and compress attachments, as needed. Similarly, if using the program in standalone mode you’ve to Login Profile specify folder for processing email, click analyze to find attachments, and when the attachments list is shown you can Detach and Save Attachments as per your desired preferences.

With the DetachPipe helps you in detaching email attachments from Ms Outlook, thus optimizing its performance. For its credible and commendable functioning accompanied by easily-navigable features, the program appropriately is rated with 4.5 points.

Make Microsoft Outlook faster, more stable and easier to backup with DetachPipe - the email attachment processor. DetachPipe detaches email attachments, leaving a clickable link 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 XX minutes or at a given time each day (e.g. before work). Try It Today!
* Upload large attachments to simplify sharing and get around sender's and recipients' attachment size limitations
* Access attachments blocked by Outlook (.exe, .chm, and more)
* Retain the attachment icon on emails for sorting and display purposes
With DetachPipe you can either select which emails to process, or via DetachPipe's menu, choose a folder (and subfolders) to process.
You can ignore attachments smaller than a given size, and/or recent emails.
Attachments can be restored at any time (individually, by selection or by folder).
By default, DetachPipe uses the complete Outlook path to determine where to save. You have complete control over where DetachPipe stores attachments - you can use placeholders to generate a new filename with text like the subject, sender, date, filename and more.
Also includes 12 month FREE use of a 50MB email attachment account at DetachPipe.com.
Also integrates with DropBox for online storage.
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