ExportToMHTWithCustomTimezone.java

package com.aspose.email.examples.email;

import com.aspose.email.*;
import com.aspose.email.examples.Utils;

import java.util.Date;

/*
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 */

public class ExportToMHTWithCustomTimezone {
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
        // The path to the resource directory.
        String dataDir = Utils.getSharedDataDir(ExportToMHTWithCustomTimezone.class) + "email/";
        String filename= dataDir + "MSG file with RTF Formatting.msg";

        // ExStart:ExportToMHTWithCustomTimezone
        MailMessage msg = MailMessage.load(filename, new MsgLoadOptions());
        msg.setDate(new Date());

        // Set the timezone offset in seconds
        msg.setTimeZoneOffset(5*60*60*1000);

        MhtSaveOptions mhtOptions = new MhtSaveOptions();
        mhtOptions.setMhtFormatOptions(MhtFormatOptions.WriteHeader);
        msg.save(dataDir + "ExportToMHTWithCustomTimezone_out.mhtml", mhtOptions);
        // ExEnd:ExportToMHTWithCustomTimezone
    }
}