In the C:\System\Mail\ directory, you can find all the messages you've received. The MMS, Bluetooth, IR, and email message attachments are stored as files in the nested subdirectories. The Mail directory might contain many cryptic subdirectories. The best way to locate a particular attachment file is to search for its name via the Options File Find menu.
This feature is especially useful when you need to access a received file that the device cannot recognize. For instance, suppose someone sends a PDF file to your phone via Bluetooth. If you have not installed a PDF reader application, the phone will not recognize this file and will not offer you an option to save it to the Gallery. But with FExplorer, you can locate the file and then send it via Bluetooth to a PC where you can read it. Or, you can copy it to the Gallery. If you install a PDF viewer on your device, you will be able to read it.
This feature is especially useful when you need to access a received file that the device cannot recognize. For instance, suppose someone sends a PDF file to your phone via Bluetooth. If you have not installed a PDF reader application, the phone will not recognize this file and will not offer you an option to save it to the Gallery. But with FExplorer, you can locate the file and then send it via Bluetooth to a PC where you can read it. Or, you can copy it to the Gallery. If you install a PDF viewer on your device, you will be able to read it.
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