I am using a third party dll that converts outlook .msg mails to eml. This dll functions as expected for majority of the emails i try to convert. But recently, I found a mail that doesn't get encoded and decoded properly. It's a mail with some French accents and other characters (but usually all French mails till now was well converted).
As a result, the .msg converted to eml produces "?" in place of some accents and also in the message body i have some "\f0" occurrences.
I sent the same .msg mail to the third party developer who wrote the conversion tool. He loaded the same dll and simulated the same conversion sequence i am using and he has a different result (a correctly converted document).
using System;
using Independentsoft.Msg;
namespace Sample
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Independentsoft.Msg.Message msgMessage = new Independentsoft.Msg.Message("c:\\test\\test.msg");
Independentsoft.Email.Mime.Message mimeMessage = msgMessage.ConvertToMimeMessage();
mimeMessage.Save("c:\\test\\test.eml");
}
}
}
How does one even debug this ? How is it possible that it works perfectly well in the developer's machine using the same dll and not on mine or customer ?
