Email SDK: Convert, Open, View, Archive EML & MSG Files

Email support

Main features

EML

EML is a shortened version of the word email. It is the standard format used by Microsoft Outlook Express, Thunderbird, and Windows Live Mail.
It was developed to comply with the standard RFC 5322, so it can be used with most email clients and applications. However, there is no specification available because it is commonly considered to be an extension of IMF (Internet Message Format) as defined in RFC 5322.
EML files are usually simple text files and can be opened in Notepad or a web browser, either by changing the extension from eml to txt or HTML, or by changing the file association to Notepad.
They store each message as a single file, and attachments can either be included as MIME content in the message or written off as a separate file, referenced from a marker in the EML file.

MSG

MSG (Microsoft Outlook Item) is the extension supported by Microsoft Outlook in the following products: Microsoft Exchange Server 2003-2013 and Microsoft Office Outlook 2003-2013. Its specification is covered by the Microsoft Interoperability Program.
The .msg file format can store a single Message object (like an email, an appointment, a contact, a task, and more), in a file. Attachment objects, are also present in the file.

Email support in GdPicture.NET

A browser is required to support EML and MSG content as input into the whole toolkit scope.

As it is the case for HTML, email support currently uses Chrome’s rendering engine to display your document with the highest accuracy, whether Chrome is installed on the machine or not.

If Chrome is already installed on your machine, no action on your part is necessary.

If it’s not the case, you have two choices:

1. Install Google Chrome Portable in the installation folder. You can download Google Chrome Portable here.
2. Set the path of the chrome.exe portable version with the SetWebBrowserPath() method.

Main features