If you use non-Outlook software to process emails from Outlook and Exchange Server, you are likely to encounter emails with winmail.dat attachments, and you have no idea how to open this attachment. Even worse, the file originally attached to the email is unfortunately eaten by this winmail.dat. You may ask the sender of this email. At this time, the other party is probably confused because they use Outlook very well and have never heard of this problem. To put it bluntly, they have no idea what you are talking about.
So what is this winmail.dat? When MS tools encode and package your emails for sending, if you follow the default designated RTF format, the format information will be stored in the email body according to MS's own set of standards, causing non-Outlook clients to not recognize it and unable to parse it correctly.
The following winmail.dat reader tool can help you solve this problem:
Installation and usage
After downloading the program, you will see a winmai_opener.exe program after decompression. Double-click the winmai_opener.exe program to start the installation process. As shown below
As shown above, click the next button. You will see the following diagram:
As shown above, click the I Agree button. You will see the following picture:
As shown in the picture above, click the "Install" button. The system starts to install and completes the installation quickly. You will see the following picture:
As shown above, select Run winmail operer1.1 and click the Finish button to open the program.
As shown above, click the "Open file...." button.
As shown above, hit the WINMAIL.DAT file saved in the email, and the system will display the text and attachments of the original email. Then click on the file and save all attachments. You can save the normal WORD or EXCEL attachments originally sent to you by your customers to the D drive of your computer, and then open them with the corresponding WORD or EXCEL program. This is OUTLOOK 2007 /2003 using RTF Solutions to common problems encountered when sending emails in different formats.
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