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Email addresses might be some of the most jumbled content on your computer. Some email clients will save emails as they are delivered to your mailbox while others might not. Occasionally you may get a forwarded email with a valuable list of other email addresses in it. Your email client might skip over adding these to your contact list. Also, combining multiple mailboxes may also cause confusion between your contact lists if they are synced together. Hunting through emails to confirm specific addresses or locate duplicates can be slow and tiring no matter the quantity of emails. Overall, managing an email list can be an involved process. There are existing methods of email address extraction. A short search online will reveal a number of SaaS (software as a service) sites that offer to perform such an extraction. These websites enable text to be pasted into a field and then read for email addresses. A huge downside of these programs is the constant copying and pasting. This adds a large amount of extra time to the extraction procedure. Also, a number of sites may have a character limit as to how much text can be pasted within the field. This creates problems for anyone with a good deal of text to scour through. Beyond this method is the typical method of searching through emails individually. This means opening each email, finding the sender's address, clicking it, and choosing ‘Add to My Contacts'. This must be done for each email address in the email. Luckily, a short visit to www.hothotsoftware.com to search ‘Software to Extract Email Addresses' will offer up an incredible piece of software for extracting email addresses from a range of file types. This software operates entirely within a single window, reducing any chance of getting mixed up or lost while using the software. This window is split into both a top and bottom section. The top section is to input any files that you want to search through. These files may be added in individually through the ‘Add File(s)' button or the program can search for a specific file type within a folder. This means that the program can search your ‘My Documents' folder to discover any text files that may be saved there. The bottom portion of the window will display any email addresses that are found within the loaded files. These emails are located by clicking the ‘Extract E-mails Now!' button at the bottom of the window. To the bottom right of the window are some commands for search result refinement. The program can omit any duplicate email addresses and also sort the addresses in ascending or descending order. Lastly, the results can then be saved into a file for simple storage. If you'd like to learn more about this software, please visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlfBxuCpg5s. Email addresses have become a common element of our everyday life. Keeping these addresses ordered can be a confusing process for anyone. Employ this software regularly to keep your contact list clean and organized.
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