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How to convert a RFC822 (.eml) file to Outlook format (.msg)

 
 
Dave
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      17th Oct 2008
I have an event sink that is capturing email based on criteria and saving a
copy. Since it is coming off of SMTP, it is RFC822 format. I would like to
know how to convert those back to the Outlook message format .msg file.
 
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Dmitry Streblechenko
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      17th Oct 2008
C++ or Delphi: use IConverterSession (Outlook 2002 or higher must be
installed)
<plug>
..Net/VB/any other language: you can use Redemption:

set Session = CreateObject("Redemption.RDOSession")

set Msg = Session.CreateMessageFromMsgFile("c:\temp\new.msg")

Msg.Import "c:\temp\mime.eml", 1024

Msg.Save



</plug>

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>I have an event sink that is capturing email based on criteria and saving a
> copy. Since it is coming off of SMTP, it is RFC822 format. I would like
> to
> know how to convert those back to the Outlook message format .msg file.



 
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