How can I prefix the value of an EML file's Date email header field?
Help's "The Item Date is the primary date of interest for an item" is incorrect for EML. "Item Date" does not equal Date.
Thanks.
Many thanks for the code. I had some problem to bind date and the date format has not been correct(mm vs MM) so i changed the EMLDate to $EMLDate = Get-Date ($cdoEML.SentOn) -Format "yyyy-MM-dd-HH.mm" .. ReceivedTime year was 1899 at some files but the SentOn is correct for my files.
chrisjj wrote:TheGhost78 wrote:
but my web searches I have not succeeded so far in discovering whether that genuinely delivers Date field value.
Ideas?
Admin wrote:What does the Windows File Property -> Details tab show for the EML file? Bulk Rename will match that.
Admin wrote:You can adapt the date with BRU javascript, can you send a sample file to support via e-mail? thanks