November 7, 2016
This new version comes with the following changes:
- Compatible with high DPI displays. If you have a screen with a pixel density greater than 96dpi (mostly newer laptops and high end screens) you will no longer see the program scaled and blurry.
- Some user have reported that the program was using too much memory after many days of very frequent automatic email processing and under high load conditions. This was due to some memory leaks of the program right panel. They have been fixed.
- Updated internal database technology for faster email processing.
- Fixed a problem that caused that the scripts were not running correctly under the run conditions “Run before any email is processed” and “Run after any email is processed”
- Fixed minor bugs displaying run conditions under the Automated Process edit window
- Fixed the links that pointed to the new redesigned web site from inside the program.
- As usual, many other minor issues have been corrected.
August 9, 2016
Finally, the new web site have been updated. Its design is very similar to our other program (
ScriptFTP) and most of the code is shared among the sites. The changes are mostly related to be mobile friendly and responsive across multiple devices and screen sizes. We also made the web site easier to keep up to date thanks to a CMS.
Now its time to focus on the next version of Email Parser.
June 18, 2014
The most noticeable change in the new version is the new program name but this new release also comes with some peroformance improvements in the email history window, lower memory footprint and some minor bug fixes. You will also notice that the program is no longer distributed as a MSI pacakge, now we use the more common EXE format to launch the setup program.
We have changed the program name from Email & Parser to Automated Email Parser to show in a better way what the program does. It is more descriptive as what most of our customers do is to use the program to automatically parse incoming emails (Although other many use it for email forwarding, archiving etc)
March 5, 2014
This new release is mostly focused on bug fixing and performance improvements. Particularly for the users that process a big number of emails will notice an improvement on the response of the email history window.
The only feature added in this new version is being able to choose the process priority of Email Parser from the preferences window. This is useful if you run the program in the background and do not want Email Parser to take only the spare processor time.
As usual, the download link is available at the
download section.
November 30, 2013
This new release comes with many improvements and fixes:
| New |
Completely redesigned parsing. Setting up the text capturing is now much easier. Five different text capture methods that can be combined. |
| New |
Email Parser service. Run the program in the background as a Windows service. |
| New |
Email Parser cloud. We host your Email Parser configuration. |
| New |
Now you can define field values to store common settings for the rest of the items such as database address, SMTP user etc. |
| New |
Ignore older emails directly from the email source. Useful for inboxes full of old emails you do not want to process. |
| New |
Autocheck email sources period can be set down to 1 second. |
| New |
Choose what do you want to process first: newer or older messages |
| New |
Regular expressions also available for email filtering. |
| New |
Redesigned email filtering view. The different UI elements are now arranged in two tabs |
| New |
HTML log files. A more convenient view of what Email Parser did. |
| New |
View individual field values for each email in the email history window. |
| New |
Left panel arrows are now highlighted when an item is selected to quickly view the flow of data. |
| New |
Individual field testing. Check if your text capture method works without testing the full email parser. |
| New |
Now you can save your settings with or without saving also the email history. |
| Fix |
Faster email listings under the email history. Much improved memory management. |
| Fix |
Faster email processing thanks to separate processes for the UI and email processing. |
| Fix |
Lower memory footprint. Process thousands of emails without taking too much RAM. |
| Fix |
nd many minor tweaks and adjustments. |
September 26, 2013
The
Email Parser SDK has been updated with minor fixes. The changes are:
- The default email fields (subject, body…) are shown at the bottom of the email parser testing window. If the body text is too large its contents are cut (you can already show the full email in the main window)
- The scroll bars now works as expected.
- Line breaks are now correctly saved
August 29, 2013
We are proud to announce the release of the version 3.1. Since the preview release back in May we have received many comments and user feedback that provided us the needed information to fix many bugs and missbehaviors.
We also have updated the
Documentation section to match this new release and completed most of the topics with real examples.
For a detailed list of changes see the previous posts of this page.
June 5, 2013
This new release (available for download
here) contains many bug fixes and support for a new kind of email parser: an expression match email parser. This new element allows to retrieve fields from the email using
regular and
wildcard expressions.
May 24, 2013
This beta version is intendeded for testing purposes only and for the users who want to try the latest features. The installation file is available
here. Feel free to report any problems you may find at the
forum or via the
support form. The changes are the following:
| Feature |
Emails can now be marked for reprocessing under Email source settings -> History -> Reprocess email |
| Feature |
Body field is now included in the email filter rules along with the rest of the email header fields (From, To, Subject…). This will allow to easily, for example, check if the email body contains a given word. |
| Feature |
Scripts can now reference external DLLs |
| Feature |
Attachment can be shown and saved when viewing a processed email under Email Source settings -> History -> View Email |
| Feature |
Fields created within script action are now visible for the next actions in the chain. |
| Change |
Filters are automatically disabled when their email source is disabled |
| Fix |
Clicking stop button while checking an IMAP email source produced an error message |
| Fix |
Reading some Outlook PST files caused an error. |
| Fix |
User authetication on POP over SSL failed on some servers. |
| Fix |
Testing row insertion on Excel failed |
| Fix |
Field values uses in the MySQL processes are now converted to valid SQL strings to prevent errors on field values with special characters |
| Fix |
The web link that opens the tutorial on how to locate the Outlook PST file did not work |
| Fix |
DateTimeSent field was not correctly retrieved on emails from POP email sources. |
December 12, 2012
A new section containing detailed examples and use cases have been added. It contains examples that cover most of the Email Parser features, including some very basic scripting examples.
Along with this new section, the
version 3.3 has been just released. It is mainly a bug fixing release that solves some minor errors and details of the user interface.
Go to the Web app
Download the Windows app
