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The every individual emails file created Microsoft Outlook is called as MSG File. Have you received.msg file as embedded item in an Outlook email lately and trying to open with it with Microsoft Outlook? But, all of sudden instead of screening received email; Outlook is functioning improperly, and then read further. Case:If you are working on Microsoft Outlook 2002/XP or below versions and you got a message from latest versions of Outlook (e.g. Microsoft Outlook 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013 & 2016) which store MSG file in UNICODE file format by default, then Outlook would never be able to access the UNICODE MSG File in older version of Outlook. Fundamentally, earlier versions of Outlook used ANSI format for their data mechanism (storage) which is an old file format system having many drawbacks. Due to the same reasons, Outlook 2002 and older version do not support UNICODE MSG file format.

Solution: (Save.msg in ANSI format) To sort out this issue, you have to contact to the sender and request him/her to send the.msg file again but always remember this time the.msg file should be save in ANSI format before forwarding. To create.msg file, you need to just drag and drop an Outlook email to desktop (or any folder/subfolder). Yet, the main task of changing format remains and to do this, follow the given article below and make default.msg file format from UNICODE format to ANSI.

Let’s have a look on how to change in different versions of Outlook. Steps in Microsoft Outlook 2003 and 2007 • Start “Microsoft Outlook” >> Click on “Tools” >> “Options”. • Go to “Other” tab >> under General section, click on “Advanced Options” button.

• A new window will appear named as “Advanced Options”, uncheck the option: “Use Unicode Message Format when saving messages”. Steps in Microsoft Outlook 2010 and 2013 • Start “MS Outlook” >> Click on “File” tab >> go to “Options”. • An “Outlook Options” window will open, click on “Mail” option (at left pane) >> At right pane, scroll the window >> under ‘Save messages’ section, uncheck “Use Unicode format” option and click “OK” button.

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• Whenever you save the.msg File with this method in Microsoft Outlook which is “File” tab >> “Save As” >> you need to change the “Save as type:” by choosing “Outlook Message Format” (.msg) instead of “Outlook Message Format – Unicode (.msg)”. What if Microsoft Outlook not installed?