$email = New-Object -ComObject "CDO.Message" $eml = New-Object -ComObject ADODB.Stream
Start-Transcript "$location\LOG.txt" -Append I'll glady accept any edit if someone ports it $location = $PSScriptRoot I dont know C#, and feel putting this here will be magnitudes more help to someone seeing this post than not writing anything (since I had to scour the internet and do it from scratch). What I use it for is the eml file extension is associated to open with the script on the clients machines, they double-click an eml file, it opens in outlook.Įven though it's powershell, C# is pretty interchangable I mean I wrote it reading only examples and documentation for C# (maybe some vbs for the old CDO). You can make it just convert without opening, or just open without converting (but you do still need to make temporary files: OOM does not accept making MailItems from memory) I'm just covering all bases for posterity. There may even be a way to do an equivalent without shell which would be nice.Īlternatively though, you can do this programatically, but requires conversion in fact you have to if you want any editable email to automatically insert the user's signature (as that would be an oft, not an msg/eml).īelow I have a powershell script that takes an eml and conditionally either saves out an msg or an oft, and then opens it. This even works if the email is editable ( X-Unsent= 1).
If you're able to shell out, outlook.exe can just run emls without conversion like so outlook.exe /eml "path\to\file.eml"
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