ytnef - export files from TNEF archives

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2.1.2-1build1                                      2024-04-18                                           YTNEF(1)

       This manual page documents briefly the ytnef program.

       This manual page was written for the Debian™ distribution because the original program does not have a
       manual page.

       ytnef is a command line utility which allows parsing and extracting the files contained in TNEF
       attachments, also known as winmail.dat attachments.

       ytnef -v winmail.dat
               Parse winmail.dat with verbose output, don't save files.

       ytnef -f . winmail.dat
               Parse and save all attachments in winmail.dat to the current directory.

       ytnef -F -f . winmail.dat
               Parse  and  save  all  attachments in winmail.dat to the current directory, also save the message
               text to a RTF file.

       ytnef - export files from TNEF archives

       Option flags are enabled when preceded by minus sign and disabled when preceded by plus sign.

       -a|+a   Enables/disables saving of intermediate files.

       -f|+f   Enables/disables saving of attachments.

       -v|+v   Enables/disables verbose output. This option can be specified multiple times to increase/decrease
               the verbosity level of output.

       -F|+F   Enables/disables saving of the message body as RTF.

       -h      Displays a brief help message.

       Returns the number of files which failed to be parsed.

ytnef [+-][afvF] filename [filename [...]]

       ytnef-h