This release adds support for writing mail messages directly into a file. We've added two methods:
Msg.WriteToTempFile()which will automatically generated a.emlfile localted in the OS' temporary directoryMsg.WriteToFile()which takes a filename as argument and stores the output of the mail message into that file
If the message output is stored with a .eml file extension, the mail is usually detected as such and can be directly opened with the OS' MUA. This has been tested with Mail.App, Thunderbird and Outlook.