I want to convert rfc822 (.eml) files to MAPI (.msg) files. I do not
need to log in to Outlook to retrieve the messages, since the messages
have all been downloaded from the exchange server and are sitting in a
folder. I also do not need to save the converted file (.msg) to
outlook. I merely need to convert the files from .eml to .msg and store
the new .msg file in the same directory where I have the .eml files.
How do I use Redemption to convert the .eml files to msg? Can someone
provide some sample code in c#? Thanks.
Peter Bromberg [C# MVP] - 16 May 2007 02:13 GMT
"Redemption"? Is this supposed to be in the Framework Base Class Libraries,
or is it something I get from going to church a lot?
Peter

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Jon Davis - 16 May 2007 07:16 GMT
Last time I used Redemption (which is an add-in to Outlook to disable its
built-in user approval dialog box as security against macros) was like 5
years ago on Outlook 2000 and involved working with Visual Basic for
Applications. If Redemption has been modified to now become relevant to both
Office 2003/2007 and C#/.NET, that's news to me.
That said, have you tried Googling on the topic?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=convert+eml+to+msg
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=convert+eml+to+msg+C%23
Jon
> I want to convert rfc822 (.eml) files to MAPI (.msg) files. I do not
> need to log in to Outlook to retrieve the messages, since the messages
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