Advanced Email Extractor 2.99

Advanced Email Extractor 2.99 is designed to collect and organize business contacts from web-pages on the Internet (using HTTP and HTTPS protocols) and from HTML and text files on local disks. AEE supports operation through a proxy-server and works very fast, as it is able of loading several pages simultaneously, and requires very few resources. It is possible to launch AEE in fully automatic mode through the command prompt.

AEE has various limiters of scanning range, using which you can extract only the addresses you actually need from web-pages, instead of extracting all the addresses present there. You can not only limit scanning depth and width, you also can cut off unnecessary paths using patterns or just delete them from jobs list during operation.

AEE is very flexible and may be used to extract e-mail addresses with owners real names from "simple sites" as well as from web-forums built on scripts and from servers like ZDNet. Also you can use 330+ popular search engines (AltaVista, Excite, Yahoo, InfoSeek and others, including engines from 30+ countries) for search by keywords.

Advanced Email Extractor is built on Microsoft Internet Explorer kernel and therefore features unmatched compatibility with all web-servers and has knowledge of all subtleties of HTTP and HTPS protocols. Also, you can use fast internal HTML parser of AEE.

AEE works under Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000/XP with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher installed. It will never go out-of-date - it will become better and better, its capabilities will expand with every new release of Internet Explorer.

Major Features: 

1. 330+ search engines from 36 countries
2. Two HTML parsers — Microsoft parser and built-in parser
3. Scripting technology to process found emails on fly
4. Very flexible plugins technology
5. Flexible limiters of scanning range
6. Command line mode to automate your work 

Enhancements: Updated search engines list

Requirements: Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or later.