Have you ever wanted all of your Gmail attachments in one place? Try Attachments.me [iPhone]

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   JT August 31, 2012 at 3:56 AM (comment permalink) -

   I think this review, and the Proximity review got mixed together a little bit.

   Would really be nice if Attachments.me could search inside the documents attached too. The e-mail content search is nice too, and filing rules are always helpful. Thanks again!

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   Ashraf August 31, 2012 at 10:19 AM (comment permalink) -

   Mr. Boss

   @JT: What do you mean they got mixed together?

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   Brett August 31, 2012 at 10:31 AM (comment permalink) -

   @Ashraf: I just had a minor error in using the incorrect app name. I fixed it. I must have been doing both reviews at the same time.

   JT seems to be my editor. I have to stay on my toes! :-)

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   Ashraf August 31, 2012 at 11:08 AM (comment permalink) -

   Mr. Boss

   @Brett: Hehe… thanks for fixing it.

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   JT August 31, 2012 at 1:24 PM (comment permalink) -

   Believe me I would’ve made many more mistakes than you! I only meant to help, as I’d want someone to let me know as well. You both do an awesome job with the articles. I look forward to them and the opinions each day.

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   Brett August 31, 2012 at 1:29 PM (comment permalink) -

   @JT: And I am glad you did, JT. It is like having food on your face and nobody tells you. ;-)

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   JT August 31, 2012 at 3:13 PM (comment permalink) -

   @Brett:
   haha so true!

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   Josh Kowaleski September 7, 2012 at 1:51 PM (comment permalink) -

   @JT:

   Hey there, I’m a designer at Attachments.me. Just wanted to mention – that thing you said about searching inside of the attachments themselves – we actually do that!

   We index the contents of the documents so that when do a search, you’re actually searching the contents of documents as well.

   Glad you’re enjoying the product!

   Cheers,

   Josh

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   Deven September 9, 2012 at 9:31 AM (comment permalink) -

   @Josh Kowaleski:

   Does it search body text while automatic filing rules if subject is chosen .
   because i have sender, filename and subject same but the body text differs for the attachments saying for whom the attachments is. i have to file the attachment in that folder whose name is mentioned in the body text. there are 17 mails recd monthly with same sender, subject and file name saying for eg september.pdf only the body text says the salutation and name for whom it is.

   so if i put in automatic filing , subject as “xyz” then file in dropbox/xyz, subject as “abc” file in dropbox/abc……..will it search subject and body text both (then it will work for me) , or only subject is searched (not body text) then it would fail for me. even for filename only the filename is searched or content is searched. (however it will be useless for me) as the pdf attached are password protected.

   please reply at dlthakkar@gmail.com

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    JT September 10, 2012 at 5:19 AM (comment permalink) -

    @Josh Kowaleski:
    Awesome! I always appreciate the developers/designers supporting their product like this. Thanks for the info!

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