extracting (10 products)

Advanced Email Parser 1.23 (Shareware, $299)

Advanced Email Parser (AEP) is an email data extraction utility. It offers extensive features to help you get every bit of information from your emails easily and painlessly. No more copy and paste or drag and drop between the many opened applications. There are many pre-designed filters, parsers, scripts and processors ready to be used so you can automate your email processing in lightning speed.

Advanced Email Parser Lite 1.23 (Shareware, $99)

Almost every aspect of modern business is or will become automated in the nearest future. Reliable and tireless computers replace human beings at routine tasks providing faster overall business operation.

Dbx2mail 1.3 (Shareware, $29)

If we would describe Dbx2mail in one short line then it would be:

Icons from file 2.1 (Freeware)

Extracts icons or icon arrays from files

Image Digger 2.0 (Shareware, $24.95)

This tool allows you easily view icon, cursor and bitmap images which stored in a resource part of EXE, DLL,OCX and other files. You can extract and save images into usual ICO, CUR, BMP and GIF files, create HTML gallery for saved images. ImageDigger has comfortable inteface and scan capability for fast review executable files on local PC.

Outlook Express Attachment Extractor 1.30 (Shareware, $19.95)

Outlook Express Attachment Extractor can save and extract all the attachments from your Oultook Express e-mails and deposit them in a specified folder. It can automatically create sub directories according to mail sender's name or mail folder's name. While extracting and saving your attachments, it also generates a report of the extracted files in HTML format, allowing you to browse through the extracted items. It all adds up to a great utility f

Pst2mail 1.3 (Shareware, $24)

Pst2mail: Program to retrieve or find email addresses from an unprotected (*) Microsoft Outlook archive or pst file, optionally using filter settings. Adresses will be collected in an output file. The resulting list can then be imported in a database for example for further actions.

Regular Expressions for MS SQL server 1.51 (Shareware, $148.95)

The Regular Expressions for MS SQL Server is a set of T-SQL User Defined Functions (UDF) that gives users full power to manipulate string data in SQL queries, stored procedures and Transact-SQL programming. Some of the common challenges that you can solve with the Regular Expressions are:

Self-Extracting Archive Utility 12.0 (Shareware, $49.00)

You worked long and hard on your software, and now it's time to distribute it. Don't spend weeks wrestling with a complicated installation builder when you are so close to being done. Self-Extracting Archive Utility (SEAU) is extremely easy to use, and you can have a professional installation program built in minutes. The installer is self-contained in a single compressed executable file, and runs on all of the 32-bit Windows platforms (9x, NT, 2000, ME, XP, 2003). SEAU is easy, but also feature rich, with support for uninstallation, multiple languages, interface customization, license agreements, readme files, file associations, DOS batch operations, multiple disk spanning, DLL installation, automated installations, patches, expiration dates, shared files, command line archive building, and much more. Don't stumble over scripts - hit the finish line running!

Software Techniques Parsing Tool (STPT) 2.0.0 (Shareware, $99)

Allows a user to extract (parse) numeric data (tables, lists, numbers) and non-numeric data (words, sentences) from any ASCII (text) file easily and efficiently without the need to program complicated and time-consuming file I/O routines. Uses a generic data parsing model that can be easily adapted for extracting data from both structured and unstructured files. Can be run as a stand-alone executable or called from any ActiveX compliant language. such as Visual Basic, MATLAB, C or C++. When run as an ActiveX (COM) server, the extracted (parsed) data (which may consist of numbers, words or sentences) can be returned as an array. You simply index into the array to retrieve the desired elements. Can be used from VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) to fill tables in Microsoft Word reports, populate cells in Microsoft Excel worksheets or records in an MS Access database with data from ASCII (text) files.