
Anyway, it is not a very significant number for a human reader. emlx file, it seems to correspond to the size of the text of mail in bytes. As to the number in the first line of each. The date in the first line of each mail in mbox files is different from the Date field in the mail header, which seems to indicate the date on which the mail was sent.

#Utf 8 converter extension instal install
On the other hand, I upgraded all the scripts: they are now application bundles, including the core Perl script(s) in them (in Contents/Resources/ folder), so that you will not have to install the Perl scripts in ~/bin/ folder. 2.0 and later - but I will continue to provide the scripts for previous versions of Mail.app. This new version (0.7) will be compatible with the new file format of mail files in Mail.app v. But the conversion of mbox files to UTF-8 files may be useful for other purposes as well: it generates mail files that are readable for human beings in (hopefully) every case.

#Utf 8 converter extension instal mac os
1.3.9 running on Mac OS 10.3.5 - this was the version when I wrote this page the first time, in September 2004 now, Mail.app's version is 2.0.3 and OS version is OS X 10.4.2): it is unable to do a complete/accurate search of Japanese (and certainly other "complicated" character sets) words in "Entire Message" search (this situation has not changed even with the introduction of Spotlight, new with Tiger.!!). I wrote this script set because of a limitation of the search function of Mail.app (v. New version compatible with Tiger's Mail.app mail file format Convert mbox files to UTF-8 files Part of Nobumi Iyanaga's website.
