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Support for exporting to EML w/attachments #26
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I'm definitely up for doing this, but I've never been able to identify a standard format for EML that would support it. What standard for the EML format are you using? Do you know what other programs will read it? |
eml format is an oldest mail format that almost all mailer can read/write it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email#Filename_extensions says:
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The format of attachment in MIME is almost same as multipart format. MIME multipart standard is defined in RFC2046 But, I don't think you need to read these standard because C# should have a library to handling ordinary mail message/MIME message, though I'm not sure which library is. |
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Export in EML format is very useful because it makes file transfer very easy and also has attachments in it |
In the past I have written something to convert EML to MSG format so it would be easy to make this work the other way around. https://github.com/Sicos1977/MsgKit/blob/master/MsgKit/Converter.cs I also have written an MSGReader it can read MSG files without needing Outlook so you can use that one as a base about how to read the MSG file and convert it to EML. |
Related to #21 , I suggest EML format could be useful because it natively supports attachments within the EML file. I am currently in the process of combining old e-mail archives (all previously exported to EML) with what will be new additions to the archives. I think this tool is great, but having attachments in the EML is definitely handy and easier to manage from an archiving purpose.
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