Email Extractor - Extract e-mail addresses from any file -
V1.21 by Sureshot - Users manual


Table of contents
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1. Introduction
2. Install
3. Uninstall
4. Command line reference
5. Examples
6. Final words
7. FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions


1. Introduction
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The Email Extractor is a command line tool that allows you to extract e-mail addresses from any file (Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Outlook Express, executables and so on).

Email Extractor is Windows 9X/ME/NT/2000/XP compatible.

Visit the Email Extractor web site here.


2. Install
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Unzip the files to a directory of your choice. If you don't have a zip extractor, please download Winzip at http://www.winzip.com/.


3. Uninstall
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Just delete the files. The software does not do any changes in the registry.


4. Command line reference
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Here are the valid command line switches:

-help
Display help and version information.

-files
Specify the files to search for email addresses.

-separator
Specify the separator between the extracted email addresses. The default separator is a new line (\n).


5. Examples
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Display help and version information.
>emailextractor.exe -help

Scan 'document.doc' for email addresses.
>emailextractor.exe -files document.doc

Scan 'document.doc' for email addresses and write the output in 'output.txt'.
>emailextractor.exe -files document.doc > output.txt

Scan a Outlook Express folder for email addresses.
>emailextractor.exe -files inbox.dbx

Scan a Outlook Express folder for email addresses and use ; as a separator between the extracted email addresses.
>emailextractor.exe -files inbox.dbx -separator ";"


6. Related
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Internet Email Spider - Search email addresses on the Internet.
Clemail - Send emails with this command line tool.


6. Final words
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If you have questions about the software, would like to make a comment or have found a bug please send us an email!


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by Sureshot