Just wanted to share. I have had a long time problem with getting meeting notices from a few people who can't get Outlook to send them without them showing up as winmail.dat files. (the primary one being my wife)
I've tried just about EVERY TNEF extractor, every winmail.dat reader on the app store and they all stink. They do extract files that show up as winmail.dat, but appointments show up as "empty file".
I really wanted to extract the .ics file and / or import it directly into iCal.
Well, today I found it! Klammer works beautifully! I can either double click the attachment, or drop and drag to the tool bar and boom, it opens it. My appointments can immediately be sent to iCal or exported as an .ics file. I've suffered with this problem for so long it was annoying.
Sure it's not $0.99; and I was skeptical after having so many fail. But I contacted support and have had an awesome experience with them as well. They did all they could, and MORE to help me out. I sent them my winmail.dat file, they opened it, took screenshots to show that it was working and even suggested buying it and then returning it if it didn't work. In the end, because they showed me it does work, I purchased it right away.
Great application, awesome service, well worth the money. I just wish I would have found them earlier!
Anyway, I'm excited, and am in no way affiliated with the company, but I wanted to share so that if someone else is having the same problem, they can find a tool that works! Too many on the app store do not work.
I've tried just about EVERY TNEF extractor, every winmail.dat reader on the app store and they all stink. They do extract files that show up as winmail.dat, but appointments show up as "empty file".
I really wanted to extract the .ics file and / or import it directly into iCal. Well, today I found it! Klammer works beautifully! I can either double click the attachment, or drop and drag to the tool bar and boom, it opens it. My appointments can immediately be sent to iCal or exported as an .ics file. I've suffered with this problem for so long it was annoying.
Sure it's not $0.99; and I was skeptical after having so many fail. But I contacted support and have had an awesome experience with them as well. They did all they could, and MORE to help me out. I sent them my winmail.dat file, they opened it, took screenshots to show that it was working and even suggested buying it and then returning it if it didn't work. In the end, because they showed me it does work, I purchased it right away.
Great application, awesome service, well worth the money. I just wish I would have found them earlier!
Anyway, I'm excited, and am in no way affiliated with the company, but I wanted to share so that if someone else is having the same problem, they can find a tool that works! Too many on the app store do not work.