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- Write a powershell script to read the email subject and email content stored in a outlook pst file.
- ai In order to read the email subject and email content stored in an Outlook PST file using PowerShell, you can use the following script:
- ```powershell
- # Load the Outlook COM object
- Add-Type -AssemblyName Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook
- # Create a new instance of the Outlook application
- $outlook = New-Object -ComObject Outlook.Application
- # Open the PST file
- $pst = $outlook.Session.AddStore("C:\path\to\pst\file.pst")
- # Get the root folder of the PST file
- $rootFolder = $pst.GetRootFolder()
- # Define a function to recursively iterate through all subfolders
- function Get-Folders($folder) {
- # Iterate through all the folders
- foreach ($subFolder in $folder.Folders) {
- # Call the function recursively to get all subfolders
- Get-Folders $subFolder
- }
- # Output the current folder
- $folder
- }
- # Get all the folders in the PST file
- $folders = Get-Folders $rootFolder
- # Iterate through all the folders and get the email subject and content
- foreach ($folder in $folders) {
- foreach ($item in $folder.Items) {
- # Check if the item is an email
- if ($item.MessageClass -eq "IPM.Note") {
- # Get the subject and content of the email
- $subject = $item.Subject
- $content = $item.Body
- # Output the subject and content
- Write-Host "Subject: $subject"
- Write-Host "Content: $content"
- }
- }
- }
- # Close the PST file
- $pst.Close()
- ```
- You will need to replace `C:\path\to\pst\file.pst` with the actual path to your PST file. You can also modify the output as needed, for example, by writing the results to a file or sending an email.
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