Ever stumbled upon a file ending in '.eml' and wondered what it was? Fear not! An .EML file is essentially an email message saved in a standard format. Think of it as a snapshot of an email, preserving not just the text, but also the sender, recipient, date, subject, and any attachments.
Why are .EML files useful? They allow you to archive important emails outside of your email client (like Gmail or Outlook). This is handy for backups, legal compliance, or simply organizing your correspondence. You can open .EML files with various email clients, or even some text editors, although the formatting might not be perfect in the latter.
So, next time you see a '.eml' file, you'll know exactly what it is: a perfectly preserved piece of digital mail, ready to be opened and explored!
