WinMail Decoder 1.00

WinMail Decoder consists of two programs, a DOS program and now a new alternative Windows Application. When you receive a email message from another email client that has mistakenly or unknowingly sent you a message in Microsoft Outlook RTF format you will receive the normal message text along with an attached file named 'winmail.dat', The winmail.dat file contains a rtf file formatted version of the email message and attached files.
WinMail Decoder Pro 2 will scan the selected winmail.dat file for attachments and message text, then will save them to your hard disk/network as individual files.

WinMail Decoder Pro 2 is very easy to get to grips with, To install: unzip, copy the file WinMailDecoder.exe to your desktop. To use, just drag & drop a WINMAIL.DAT file onto it to extract the attached files or just run the new WinMailDecoderApp.exe and browse for the winmail.dat file or drag and drop the file in the filename edit box.
Note: - If you use Microsoft Outlook Express and you get a message from an Outlook user which should have an attachment but it appears to be missing then it may actually be still there but you can't see it.
If this is the case follow this procedure: In Outlook Express, drag the file onto your PC desktop and rename the file to WINMAIL.MIM (You may have to enable filename extensions in Explorer/Options for this to work). Then open up WinZip - or another MIME decoder program, choose menu 'Open' and select the WINMAIL.MIM file and extract the file 'winmail.dat' into a folder and then drop that file onto WinMailDecoder.exe or WinMailDecoderApp.exe