Get Attachment Raw Content

You can download raw binary email attachments from Outlook by retrieving the attachment content directly as application/octet-stream. This method bypasses base64 decoding, returning the raw bytes for efficient handling of files like PDFs or images.

To retrieve a specific email attachment's binary content, you need the exact message-id and attachment-id. These identifiers allow you to target the correct file within Microsoft Outlook and download it directly as raw bytes.

Using raw binary download for large email attachments is more performant because it avoids the overhead of base64 encoding. It retrieves the file content directly as application/octet-stream, making it highly efficient for documents, images, or executables.

Yes, you can download documents and images directly from Microsoft Outlook messages. By targeting the specific message and attachment IDs, the Skill retrieves the file as application/octet-stream, allowing you to save it locally without decoding.

Retrieving raw attachment bytes works for various file types in Outlook, including documents, images, and executables. It returns the data as application/octet-stream, ensuring the binary content is downloaded efficiently without format-specific encoding overhead.