Dec 04, 2017 Good Monday morning r/Powershell! I've got about 12000 files to convert to PDF. About 60% of those are MS Word files, 20% Excel and 20% MSG files. I've been able to write scripts to convert.doc(x) and.xls(x) files to PDF, but haven't found a good method the.msg files. I am trying to print it to a PDF. The feature works BUT for some reason not all of the text and pictures in the entire Word file print. For example pages 1 - 3 'print' fine while pages 4-6 do not print completely and then page 7 prints perfectly. 5320Obama health care plan connection to individual rights 6404Hazing ideas for sororities 5097Dizzy spells and metallic taste in my mouth 9257Ir spekter for paracetamol 8557Radiating pain down jaw line 2464View smileys on 8520 12576Does being pregnant with.
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Good Monday morning!I've got about 12000 files to convert to PDF. About 60% of those are MS Word files, 20% Excel and 20% MSG files.I've been able to write scripts to convert.doc(x) and.xls(x) files to PDF, but haven't found a good method the.msg files. Right now, I'm using a AutoHotKey script that selects a file, opens and then prints it to a PDF printer, but it's messy and has sleep instructions that I'd rather not use.Both.doc and.xls script are using COM object (Word.Application and Excel.Application), which makes my life much easier since these object have methods for saving as PDF.
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However, the outlook.application object seems designed for interfacing a mailbox instead of individual.msg files.Would anyone have an idea on how to use the Outlook COM to export the msg as pdf?. An alternative method. $File = Get-ChildItem YourMail.msg$Outlook = New-Object -ComObject Outlook.Application$Message = $Outlook.Session.OpenSharedItem($File.Fullname)$Message Select-Object To, Subject, Body Format-ListLots of other properties on $Message, depending on what you need. Problem is this likely won't help you out with embedded images or other non-plain-text elements (can't really test that at home right now).I'm not aware of going straight to a PDF from this but since you're already working with the Word COM object, you could output this to there and then save that as PDF.