TNEF's Enough App Reviews

It is just what I needed. It does its job in the way it is supposed to. Works smoothly. I’m so glad I found it.

Big thanks to Josh Jacob who has done us all a favor by sharing a simple winmail.dat converter and isn’t looking to monetize it, like 99% of the others.

First off all, my thanks to the developer for making a free app that does more than the $2-$10 apps on here. I encourage everyone to donate to the developer (click on the support link to see how). Unlike most winmail.dat viewers, this one opened every single one in my mail. Wonderful! A huge plus is also that it renders any HTML messages in the window, as opposed to other apps that treat HTML as an attachment which you must open in a browser. I knocked off one star for a simple reason: in the list of attachments, you cannot use Quicklook, and the double-click action opens a save dialog where I would except the app to just open the attachment. So to view an attached image, for example, you must drag it to your desktop then open it from there.

Does exactly what it says! Note: to add double-click support, 1) find a winMail.dat file in the Finder, 2) Get Info (Cmd-I) 3) In Open With, select TNEF’s Enough (or Other>Applications>Utilities>TNEF’s Enough 4) Hit Change All Now any .DAT file you double-click (even in Mail) should launch the program to save your files.

Finally an app that can open those frustrating Microsoft .dat attachments. Why this functinality isn’t built into OS X’s Mail app I don’t understand. This app is a lifesaver–even better, it’s free. Thanks to the developer!

I’ve been using this for a decade, I think. Not often, mind you, but when you need it it’s there. Thank you, Josh.

This software satisfies all my needs for opening the email sending through my university’s mail system in mac mail. Just drag winmail.dat from mail app to this app, then you can see the words and attachements, and of cource, you can download those attachements. All these functions are free while you may need to pay $15 for using winmail.dat viewer.

After trying other “free” apps that claimed they would extract an attachment to a a win.dat file, but wanted you to pay for an upgrade to actually access those attachments, I went looking for TNEF’s Enough which had worked well for me previously, but stopped working in El Capitan. This new version again does what I need it to do, namely extract attachments to win.dat files. The only thing that kept me from giving it five stars is that you have to save the attachment first and cannot just double click to open it directly from this app. That’s a minor annoyance, though, since it otherwise does what I want, does it well, and really is free.

for some reason when emailing myself PDF’s from work to home they would arrive as winmail.dat this app allows me to open the attachments, quick and clean.