We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Email for .NET 5.1.0. There might be cases where message body is not correct due to any reason. In such cases, certain characters may not be returned properly while accessing the message body such as hyphens converted to “?”. When this is the case, getting the HTML contained information from message’s HTML body is helpful. This month’s release provides an enhancement where this information can be obtained in plain text format from the message’s Html body using the HtmlBodyText property. Message headers contain encoded information that is almost useless in majority of the cases as these are accompanied by coded characters. If you want to get the decoded value of the header, you can use the latest version of Aspose.Email for .NET to achieve this. It is often possible that email address of a message may contain invalid characters such as a backslash () character. Microsoft Exchange provides Exchange service address format that is one example of such address. In addition, it might be required to preserve such an email address while adding them to a Personal Storage (PST) file. Thus, it required the API to accommodate such invalid/malformed headers where necessary. In order to cater for this requirement, the MapiConversionOptions class now introduces a new property, named PreserveOriginalAddresses. If set to true, the address fields allow setting email addresses such as “axasadf@xam.com”.