saving a copy of the raw email

[Marvin Blackburn]

i am running outlook 2007 connected to an exchange server.
I generate a copy the raw email, i.e, the email including the
internet headers etc so that I can feed it into a script for parsing
purposes.

Is there anyway to do that. I can display the internet header info,
but not print out the entire thing.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

You'd have to copy and paste. Or try an add-in, such as pocketknife peek.

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[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

i am running outlook 2007 connected to an exchange server.
I generate a copy the raw email, i.e, the email including the
internet headers etc so that I can feed it into a script for parsing
purposes.

Is there anyway to do that. I can display the internet header info,
but not print out the entire thing.

Outlook does not have access to the unprocessed message. Copy the headers by
right-clicking the message in the Inbox and choosing Options.

 

[Marvin Blackburn]

Outlook does not have access to the unprocessed message. Copy the headers by
right-clicking the message in the Inbox and choosing Options.

I really need the entire raw message.

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

I really need the entire raw message.

Get out your VBA coding ring, then. While Diane's reference to Pocketknife
Peek is a good one, even that will not give you the raw message, but only the
various portions of it in separate tabs. By the time Outlook presents it to
you, there is no raw message.