Matijs van Zuijlen

Did you enter the book's title by hand or did you use one of the providers? And if you used a provider, which one did you use?

I'll have to figure out how to install stuff in system-wide directories when alexandria is installed as a gem.

@hughsie I'm not entirely sure I understand how this works. If I ship that file, it will only be present once the application is installed, so doesn't seem useful as...

I think it's a collection of msg files in some container. Microsoft has published the format here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/openspecs/office_file_formats/ms-pst/141923d5-15ab-4ef1-a524-6dce75aae546

@granite-zero I'm pretty sure your issue is different: The problem with @kobeller's messages is that the HTML bodies are actually RTF, and the problem does occur on Linux. Can you...

These bodies are RTF-encapsulated HTML (who came up with that?), and there's a [process for converting it back to HTML](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/openspecs/exchange_server_protocols/ms-oxrtfex/906fbb0f-2467-490e-8c3e-bdc31c5e9d35).

@kobeller I'm considering implementing it in the library, but I'm still investigating whether there's a suitable RTF reader library in Perl that I can use as a base.

@pabs3 thanks for your bug report. To implement this, it would be very helpful to have an example file available. Do you have one that you can share with me?

@pabs3 thanks, I'll see what I can do.

According to the log, the property that stores the `multipart/mixed` part has ID '8004', which is in the range reserved for user-defined named properties. It's surprising that there isn't also...