Unlike other winmail opening apps this one actually works. I was hesitant to pay for an app to open such a specific file type but this was well worth it. I use a mac and it works flawlessly!

I'm running macOS Catalina 10.15.1 on a 1-yr old MacBook Pro 15-inch 2019 system. I occasionally receive emails with a 'winmail.dat' file attachment. I purchased your app to be able to view the attachment however, it didn't show what was actually in the attachment. Is there anyway I can get reimbursed for the $2.99 I just got charged?

Functionally great, and pulled the text out of a winmail attachment just fine. However, the one thing I really needed it to do was also extract a meeting invite and let me accept it in Apple Calendar. It doesn’t seem to do that???

As a Mac user, I’ve often had the unpleasant surprise that someone using a PC would send me an attachment that came through in the winmail.dat format. Until now, I’ve asked them to send me a PDF. However, with Winmail.dat Viewer Pro Edition, I can open these easily in the format the viewer sent them.

Have a MacBook Pro using Outlook and often receive emails with attachments in the dreaded winmail.dat. There sender do not know how or cannot correct the way they format their email. Now, at least, I am able to see what is in the attachment. This app has been very useful to me and I would recommend it to others.

This app works as advertised. It opens win mail.dat.

Its OK but should be more seamless and not have to open an close program every time you use it. It should just work in the background and not always have the window open on your desk top everytime it is used.

I specifically choose paid apps so that I don’t have to deal with advertisments and spam. Every other time you use this app you are presented with spam in bright flashy colors. If you want a professional clean app stay away from this app and developer. Otherwise, app works as advertised.

This app delivers exactly what it promises. I gave it four stars instead of five only because I think it would have been wise to enable multiple-file extracting/saving (rather than having to save each file contained within the winmail.dat one at a time). But that's a complaint about what it *doesn't* do—what it *does* do it does really well!

Works great. Solved a troubling issue.