Releases: Dijji/XstReader
v1.4
Version 1.4 includes the following changes:
- Add the ability to export message, contact et cetera properties to a CSV file. This is described in more detail below.
- Remember window size and position between sessions.
- Allow the name of the file to be opened to be supplied on the command line, so that files can be dragged onto a shortcut to XstReader.
Note that exported CSV files contain all the properties of the message etc except the message body and any attachments, which do not in general fit into a CSV format.
There are two ways of producing a CSV file:
- When the details window for a single message etc is showing the properties, use the Export Properties button to create a one line CSV file.
- when a folder is selected in the folder tree, use the Export Folder button to create a multi-row CSV file containing the properties for each of the messages etc in the folder. The contents of any subfolders are not included.
The CSV files exported are compatible with Excel. A limit of 32K is imposed on individual fields, beyond which they are truncated and terminated with '…'. New line characters within fields are replaced by semicolons. Fields which contain commas are wrapped in double quotation marks, and any double quotation marks within the field are replaced by single quotation marks.
Version 1.3
Version 1.3 fixes two problems:
- For files created by Office 2013 or later, To/From names were not being displayed correctly
- For files created by applications other than Outlook, the complete folder hierarchy was not always shown
Version 1.2
The changes in Version 1.2 are as follows:
- Show inline attachments in the HTML body. Outlook, for emails formatted using HTML, sends in-line graphics as attachments. In version 1.1, XstReader just showed these as attachments. In version 1.2, these graphics are rendered in the email body. They also still appear in the attachments list, but are greyed out.
- Show the folders in the folder tree on the left in alphabetical order.
- Some minor bug fixes.
Version 1.1
Xst Reader v1.1 adds access to the properties of Recipients and Attachments.
In version 1.0, only the properties of Messages were exposed. In version 1.1, the properties pane shows the properties of the most recently clicked Message, Recipient or Attachment.
Version 1.0
The bug rate has now dropped to a level that justifies a 1.0 release
The only change since version 0.9 is to correct a problem reading Office 2013/16 files where control structures have been compressed. This happens, for example, when messages have a very large number of attachments.