To: apam
  Re: .MSG to .TXT?
  By: apam to Shurato on Fri Dec 15 2023 03:24 pm

 > I think .msg has carriage returns, just not linefeeds, so windows would put
 > it all on one line in notepad.
 >
 > You'd want to replace '\r' with '\r\n' (or byte 0x0D with 0x0D 0x0A) I don't
 > know of a program that does this, but it would be fairly easy to write one.
 >

XCHANG32.EXE 4.1 - Binary Edit by Clay Ruth - 32-bit Console Version 01/17/2005

XCHANG32 [/s] fs "[srchstrng][^[x]chr,][...]" ["[replstrng][^[x]chr,][...]"]
XCHANG32 [/s] fs @scriptfil   or   XCHANG32 [/s] fs "srchspec" @imagefil

Switch /i = ignore case; /s = simple strings (use ^ and , as-is); chr = ASCII.
Search and replace strings can be any combination of literals and ^-prefixed,
comma-delimited ASCII codes (^0 through ^255 or ^x00 through ^xFF).  Double-up
a literal ^ or , (or use /s).  Quotes may be omitted if there are no spaces
within strings.  Script file has quoted search and replace string specs on one
line; script or image file 65,534 chars max; search string 4,095 chars max.
ZIP file embedded path change must include highest embedded directory level,
and each altered ZIP file must be fixed with PKWare's PKZIPFIX before use.
For ZIP modification to work, the first zipped file must have the sought path.

Echos "Changed" or "Not Changed" to visually indicate outcome.
Returns errorlevel: 0 = changed, 1 = not changed, 2 = unable to rewrite/del,
3 = syntax or memory error,  4 = file not found, 5 = error during read/write,
6 = insufficient disk space, 7 = read-only file, 8 = write-protected.
When wildcards are used, highest level for the file group is returned.
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