Message Parse is a unique tool with the ability to extract information from messages for further use in multiple programs.
This simple to use tool will make the most complex task easy. The tool can easily extract and transfer data from e-mails to multiple applications. Henceforth, collecting e-mail addresses for newsletters or online orders information filling can be achieved with easy. Moreover, simple typing mistakes or the need to copy-paste can be happily eliminated. Data extracted with this tool can be used by programs with importing capabilities such as spreadsheets, databases, and contact management software and so on. The other features included are; process web forms received online, extracts common data used in multiple programs, write data directly to database programs such as Access and SQL, it supports POP3 mailboxes, Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express and Eudora.
This tool also allows you to create templates to automate email processing by scheduler or macro tool.
Message Parse is an e-mail processing application which stands out of the crowd.
This is an easy to use but powerful tool which extracts and transfers data from e-mails to multiple applications you use on your PC. This tool easily collects e-mail addresses for newsletters and the online orders information that has to be filled or the vital information from the clients. It processes web forms received online and also extracts common data used in multiple programs, thus saving your precious time as well as uplifting accuracy of your data transferred. A user friendly program only needs templates to be created which instruct the program what data to extract and where to find it. After extracting the data you can change the data the way you want with its scripting capability. After setting the templates with the help of a scheduler like Launch Pad or Auto Task 2000 you can automate the running of this tool.
This useful tool can be used with various POP3 mailboxes or Outlook Express and Microsoft Outlook. Message Parse also supports Netscape messenger and Eudora.
