EML to PDF Converter 1.0.0 — Release Candidate 4 - production activation
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This candidate is configured for production license activation. It is not an automatic public release.
The local trial permits three successful conversions total. Failed/skipped files
do not consume trial conversions. Activate License uses the production activation server. Buy License checkout configuration is still pending.

Windows prerequisites
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Windows 10 or Windows 11, x64. Install the latest supported official Microsoft
Visual C++ x64 v14 Redistributable before starting the application:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist
Select the official x64 v14 download on that page. The Windows UCRT and Microsoft
VC runtime DLLs are deliberately not bundled. Do not download loose DLLs elsewhere.
Windows CJK fonts and Segoe UI Symbol may be required for corresponding characters;
these Windows fonts are not redistributed. Missing glyph support is reported.

Start
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Extract the complete ZIP into a writable folder. Keep EML to PDF Converter.exe,
the adjacent _internal folder, and third-party materials together. Run the EXE.
Add EML files or a folder, choose an output folder, and click Convert. Includes
subfolders starts unchecked unless you previously saved a different preference.
Existing outputs are skipped. Cancel stops future work after the active file ends.
Attachments are saved beside each PDF in its corresponding attachment directory.
Email conversion is local; remote email images/resources are not downloaded.

Settings and local license state are stored separately for this product under
%LOCALAPPDATA%\EMLToPDFConverter. No MSG product state is used.

Third-party materials
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Read third-party/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.txt and the complete LICENSES directory.
Required third-party corresponding source and replacement instructions accompany
the LGPL/MPL components. This is not application source or test data. Third-party
license rights, including permitted library modification/debugging, are preserved.
