We are generating mht file using Redemption dll in C#.net.
We are getting body part from .msg using rdoMail.HTMLBody..and create mht file using this value.
But created mht file not able to print using word instance..or word can not able to open it with data written after < body> tag.
find sample mht file having issue with word instance,
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B12pIBigSgsfdThQTTZXelp3UWM
Is there any resolution for this kind of issue, as the html body return by rdoMail.HTMLBody property having that < body> and < html> tags which ends before Disclaimer content of Mail..
Note: We are using word 2013.
Find attached image file having reference of PR_HTML value..
Thanks
Thanks
Why not simply create an MHTML file using RDOMail.SaveAs(.., olMHTML)?
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I need to convert the .msg attachment files(Content Type : application/octetstream) in the sys_attachmemt table to pdf in service now. Is there a way I can do that using fix script? Any other possible solution suggestions would also be helpful.
I'm trying to read emails from Outlook (desktop client on macOS) installation programmatically.
For Thunderbird I only need to read the files stored in /Users/xxxx/Library/Thunderbird/Profiles/xxxx.default-release/ImapMail/someemailaccount/.
Each file on that directory is named after the name of each folder on the email account (INBOX, Sent, etc.) and it contains all the emails (header, body and attachments). So all I have to do is to read that file with some programming language and apply the right decoder depending on the Content-Transfer-Encoding header.
For Outlook I found this file: /Users/xxxx/Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/Outlook/Outlook 15 Profiles/Main Profile/HxStore.hxd but it looks doesn't look to be readable, is it on a binary format? it is compressed or encrypted?
I tried to see its contents using Hex Field app and it displays that the file contains some blocks of data but those blocks look to be broken or encrypted/compressed (more info about that file here https://boncaldoforensics.wordpress.com/2018/12/09/microsoft-hxstore-hxd-email-research/):
<html><head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" cp="text/;ñ; charset=utf-8"></Lð<body><div dir="ltr">1234567890ñ>
...
As you can see above, the contents look to be there but there are some strange characters on it. Also, the file has a lot of sections with no characters or random ones.
Does anybody know how can I read this file?
If you use the older outlook interface (or switch back to it) you can access the underlying sqlite database pretty easily.
However this will be discontinued at some point and Outlook will completely switch to the new interface based on Core Spotlight.
I am also looking for a way to access emails from the new interface, and yes the data seems to be in this file. Anybody else have pointers on how to access?
I am trying to send mail from UI path tool with attachment of PDF or DOC file.
Just provide an absolute path to a file. You can make use of variables, too - as the following example shows:
I am using Outlook.Attachment attachment object in my C# Outlook AddIn. But the attachment object doesn't have any field which suggest what is the full source path of the file being attached.
The attachment object has the following fields/methods, but they are not helpful.
attachment.DisplayName
attachment.FileName
attachment.GetTemporaryFilePath()
There is no such thing - attachment does not have to come from the file system even it is created. After its is inserted, it is stored outside of the file system alongside messages in the store.
I have an XML file of the following format:
<a>Test</a>
<Book>
<Title>ABC</Title>
<Price>123</Price>
<Author>Pete</Author>
</Book>
Is there anyway to read the contents using TC9 (jscript)? The xml file that i am using doesnot have a namespace.It is saved as .XML file but cannot be opened using web browser.It is basically used by us to store Logs of our app hence can be viewed via Notepad or Notepad++ .
Thanks !
You can find detailed information on how to work with XML files from a TestComplete script in the Working With XML Files From Scripts help topic.
The only concern I see is that the XML file you showed us does not have a root node. It must have a root node in order to make standard XML parsers work with it.