When a file name is not specified in the call to
, in some cases, a default file name is applied to the extracted subfile.
To avoid naming conflicts and problems with long file names, KeyView applies its own names to the extracted mail folders and mail items when a name is not supplied in the call to
. A non-mail attachment retains its original file name and extension.
When the contents of a mail store or the message body of a mail message are extracted, the extracted file names might include the following:
The first valid eight characters of the original folder name or "Subject" line of the mail message. If the "Subject" line is empty, the characters kv
ext
are used, where ext
is the format’s extension. For example, the characters would be "kvmsg
" for MSG, and "kvnsf
" for NSF.
The following special characters are considered invalid and are ignored:
any non-printing character with a value less than |
|
angle brackets (< >) |
double quotation mark (") |
asterisk (*) |
forward slash (/) |
back slash (\) |
pipe (|) |
colon (:) |
question mark (?) |
For notes, the file name is derived from the first 24 characters of the note text. For contact entries, the file name is derived from the full name of the contact.
The characters _kv
n
, where n
is an integer incremented from 0 for each extracted item.
One of the following extensions:
Type |
File Extension |
email message |
|
calendar appointment |
|
contact entry |
|
task entry |
|
note |
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journal entry |
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distribution list |
|
posting note |
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If the type cannot be determined for an MSG or PST file, the file is given a .mail
extension.
If the type cannot be determined for an NSF file, the file is given a .tmp
extension.
For example, an MSG mail message with the subject line "RE: Product roadmap
" that contains the Microsoft Excel attachment release_schedule.xls
is extracted as
RE produ_kv0.mail
release_schedule.xls
If an extracted message contains an embedded OLE object or any attachment that does not have a name, the object or attachment is extracted as _kv
#
.tmp
.
KeyView can apply a default name to an extracted embedded OLE object when a name is not supplied in the call to
. When an embedded OLE object is extracted, the extracted file name might include the following:
The first valid eight characters of the main file. The following special characters are considered invalid and are ignored:
any non-printing character with a value less than |
|
angle brackets (< >) |
double quotation mark (") |
asterisk (*) |
forward slash (/) |
back slash (\) |
pipe (|) |
colon (:) |
question mark (?) |
The characters _kv
n
, where n
is an integer incremented from 0 for each extracted object.
If KeyView can determine the embedded OLE is a Microsoft Office document, the original extension is used. If the file type cannot be determined, the file is given a .tmp
extension.
For example, let us say a Microsoft Word document (sales_quarterly.doc
) contains two embedded OLE objects: a Microsoft Excel file called west_region.xls
, and a bitmap created in the Word document. The embedded objects would be extracted as
sales_qu_kv0.xls
sales_qu_kv1.tmp
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