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TNEF's Enough allows Macs to read and extract files from Microsoft TNEF stream files. The files are usually received via email from Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft Outlook users. You will usually receive an attachment named "winmail.dat." If someone has even sent you a message or file and all you have received is a "winmail.dat" file then you need TNEF's Enough to open it and extract the embedded file.
What's New
Version 3.1:
- TNEF files with an HTML body will now display in a web view.
- Better support for international characters.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
TNEFs Enough User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:69,917 |
| Version Downloads:9,571 |
| Type:Utilities : Compression |
| License:Free |
| Date:29 Sep 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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TNEF's Enough allows Macs to read and extract files from Microsoft TNEF stream files. The files are usually received via email from Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft Outlook users. You will usually receive an attachment named "winmail.dat." If someone has even sent you a message or file and all you have received is a "winmail.dat" file then you need TNEF's Enough to open it and extract the embedded file.
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Pomares reviewed on 27 Jan 2012
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Kobalt reviewed on 31 Aug 2011
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James-D reviewed on 12 Aug 2011
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Switched to Version 2.0 which runs just fine in Snow Leopard (using Rosetta). Now the proper files names are being displayed in the "Embedded Files" tab.
Installed TNEF v2.2 on a second Mac running Snow Leopard. Same problem
I would suggest that people avoid using version 2.2 and go back to version 2.0 until this bug is fixed. Version 2.0 runs just fine on Snow Leopard using Rosetta.
P.S. There is a similar program on the Mac App Store called Letter Opener Lite. I prefer it over TNEF but Letter Open Lite costs $7. If you want you can buy the full version of Letter Opener for $30 but I do not see the need (and I like to avoid using Apple Mail Plugins).
Kroniu reviewed on 20 Apr 2011
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However, UI and behavior needs a bit more TLC. Drag&drop to open files does not work although manually opening from File menu is working. And a few other minor UI issues.
But I should first say "Thank you" to the developer as I have a simple solution now.
Cmedeefr reviewed on 29 Jan 2011
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Tallis reviewed on 05 Dec 2010
A quick Google search and POW you helped me get what I needed fast and easy. I'm so grateful people like you do what you do. Thanks again.
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Switched to Version 2.0 which runs just fine in Snow Leopard (using Rosetta). Now the proper files names are being displayed in the "Embedded Files" tab.
Installed TNEF v2.2 on a second Mac running Snow Leopard. Same problem
I would suggest that people avoid using version 2.2 and go back to version 2.0 until this bug is fixed. Version 2.0 runs just fine on Snow Leopard using Rosetta.
P.S. There is a similar program on the Mac App Store called Letter Opener Lite. I prefer it over TNEF but Letter Open Lite costs $7. If you want you can buy the full version of Letter Opener for $30 but I do not see the need (and I like to avoid using Apple Mail Plugins).
ayesta rated on 27 Jan 2011