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Read .MBOX File in Windows environment using .Net

Hello all,

I am looking a way to read the .MBOX file in Windows environment using .Net and write the file content in to HTML files.

But I cant find any library files or documentation around this. Anyone have any experience around this? Any help?

Thanks in heaps !

Rav
Sep 20 '07 #1
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