Tungsten Import Connector (KIC) 2.10.0 Fix Pack 7 | Release Date: August 17, 2023

Features Introduced in this Fix Pack

1981010: The new Leave messages unread option is available in the MS Graph mailbox settings. Default = clear. When selected, leaves the messages unread. When clear, sets the status of the processed emails as read before deleting or moving them to the configured processed folder.
1975932: The ZIP files that contain folders and files with names longer than 250 characters can be imported.
1974730: The following flags are added or updated in Destination Configuration > Advanced conversion and import > Advanced Conversion settings:
- In the [EML2PDF] section, PreserveOriginalDate: This new flag when set to True, retains the original date format (as displayed in the source file) in the output file. Default = False.
- In the [HTML2PDF] section, ProcessHTMLTable: This new flag when set to True, modifies the width of all the table cells to be equal. Default = False. Note: This setting applies to HTML files that contain tables with <hr> tags.
- In the [TEXT2PDF] section, to enable a new conversion method that supports German umlauts:
 * EnableLegacyConversion: This new flag enables the old conversion method if set to True and the new conversion method if set to False. Default = False.
 * FontType: The default value of this flag is changed to Microsoft JhengHei. Note: To switch to the old or legacy conversion method, set "EnableLegacyConversion" to True and "FontType" to Arial Unicode MS. For more information about these flags, see the Advanced conversion parameters topic in Tungsten Import Connector Help.
1938658: Document Conversion passwords support more than 350 characters.

Problems Resolved in this Fix Pack

1984571: The footer information was missing when DOCX files were converted to PDF/A-2b.
1981926: The content was missing after converting a PDF file to TIFF using Datalogics.
1978481: PDF to TIFF conversion failed using Datalogic.
1978038: Excel to TIFF conversion failed using VRS if the buffer size was very small.
1975045: If the Process user password option was configured in both Message Connector and KC Plug-In, on clicking the Test folder import button, the folder import connection returned the following error: "HTTP status 401: Unauthorized".
1973345: The menu items in the Email Notification and Archiving sections of the Destination configuration > Email notifications and archiving tab were not locked, which resulted in the following issues: Users were able to move the menu items from the Email Notifications section to the Archiving section, or vice versa. The user had to click the menu item twice before it appeared appropriately.
1947810: The image normalization parameters, Image format and Compress image to, were disabled when converting TIFF to PDF using the Convert only non-image content and normalize images mode.

Features Introduced in previous Fix Packs

1964603: You can activate page numbers in the combined PDF when concatenating PDF files. The page number is displayed as "current page of total pages", For example, "4 of 20". Additionally, all the PDF files in the batch are numbered individually. For example, if four PDFs are concatenated, each PDF file in the combined (concatenated) PDF is numbered individually. For example, if the first PDF file contains 40 pages, the pages are numbered as "25 of 40", and for the second PDF file with 100 pages, the page number starts afresh, such as "20 of 100".
1964601: You can generate bookmarks when you concatenate PDFs. The first page of each PDF in the batch is bookmarked as Document 1, Document 2, and Document 3 in the concatenated PDF. Additionally, the existing bookmarks if any in each PDF file are retained in the concatenated PDF.
1961529: The following Microsoft Office file formats are supported for PDF conversion: .mpp (Microsoft Project), .one (Microsoft OneNote), .vsd (Microsoft Visio)
However, the .mpp files created using Microsoft Project 98 or earlier are not supported by the Aspose engine.
1944274: While importing messages into Tungsten Capture, the .msg files are converted to .eml files and then imported into Tungsten Capture.
1938658: Document conversion supports passwords up to 350 characters while converting password-protected files.
1934765: Tracing of MIME messages received via EWS and MS Graph input sources is supported.
1931450: The OXPS to PDF conversion is supported.

1887136: In addition to the list of attachments from the messages imported, the KfxMessageAttachmentList variable also contains the list of attachments from the messages that were not imported.
1884546: Microsoft Office 2021 is supported.
1847320: While archiving, the folder path and file name is shortened if it exceeds the maximum characters allowed by Windows.
1846987: The following options are added to the Import settings > Import mode section in the Destination configuration:
- Minimum and Maximum drop-down boxes: These boxes are added to the Scale to option to select the image scaling range. Tungsten Import Connector upscales the image if it is smaller than the minimum value set, and downscales the image if it is larger than the maximum value set. Exception: If the minimum value is set to Unlimited and the size of the image is less than 16x16 pixels, the image is upscaled to at least 16x16 pixels to import it into Tungsten Capture. The aspect ratio is adjusted automatically for such images. You can skip images smaller than 16x16 pixels by selecting the Skip importing files option (using image size).
- Auto select page orientation: Use this option to automatically set the page orientation depending on the image imported.
- Keep aspect ratio: Use this option to maintain the aspect ratio during conversion.

1838732: The Allow importing files with formats option in the Advanced Conversion and Import tab supports the KfxMessageRemovedAttachmentList message field.
1838727: Messages with empty attachments are imported.
1825737: Excel files with tab-separated or comma-separated formats are supported for conversion.
1825720: The IMAP and POP3 mailboxes support OAuth 2.0 authorization to connect with Gmail.
1822356: The Tungsten Import Connector help has been updated to add more information about the quality control parameters that convert PDF to TIFF. For more information, see Advanced Conversion and Import tab topic in the help.
1821570: A new flag "RemoveBlankPages" has been added to the General section in the KFXConverter.ini file to remove the blank pages in a converted PDF. Flag values: True = blank pages are removed from the converted PDF. False (default) = blank pages are not removed from the converted PDF.
1816134: You can extract the hidden text from MS Word while converting it to PDF or PDFA.
1816062: SMTP supports OAuth 2.0 authentication to send emails.

1809103: The Internet Explorer based Authorization Code grant pop-up window is replaced with Microsoft Edge based pop-up window as support for Internet Explorer ends on June 15, 2022.
1801477: Conversion of a .vcf file is supported. The content in the converted PDF/TIFF file appears the same as the content in the input VCF file when viewed using Microsoft Outlook.
1801475: A new “IncludeSheetName” flag is added to the [EXCEL2PDF] section in KFXConverter.ini. You can use this flag to include the Excel sheet name in the converted document.

Flag values:
True = The Excel sheet names are included in the converted document.
False (default) = The Excel sheet names are not included in the converted document.

To make sure that the Excel sheet names are included in the converted document, do the following.
Open the KFXConverter_Default.ini file in an editor.
Copy the "IncludeSheetName" parameter from the [EXCEL2PDF] section.
Paste the parameter into the KFXConverter.ini file under the [EXCEL2PDF] section.
Make sure the value is set to False.

Note: If the value is set to True, the Excel sheet names are included as page headers in the converted document.
Save and close the KFXConverter.ini file.

1785331: Support for certificate-based authentication for OAuth 2.0 authorization. To achieve certificate-based authentication, do the following:

Prerequisites
Install the client certificate on the local computer on which KC-Plugin is installed.
Install the client certificate (.pfx file) to the ”Local Machine” location in the Windows Certificate store. Then upload the client certificate (.cer file) to the client application on the cloud.
Get the certificate thumbprint from the properties of the client certificate installed in the certificate store, or from the client certificate uploaded to the client application on the cloud.

In the Configure OAuth dialog box:
Enter the mandatory fields, such as Grant type, Tenant ID, and Client ID.
Select Authentication Mode as Certificate Based.
In the Certificate thumbprint box, enter the certificate thumbprint.
Click Authorize.
If all the values entered in the dialog are valid, a confirmation message, "Login successful" is displayed.
Close the dialog box. The certificate thumbprint and authentication mode are saved to the configuration file.

Note: Certificate-based authentication only applies to Authorization Code and Client Credentials grant types.

1698295: The mails are listed in ascending order with the older mails listed first followed by the latest ones in the Mailbox.

Problems Resolved in previous Fix Packs

1967163: MC_Email.exe occasionally failed during document conversion.
1966802: The conversion of portfolio PDFs failed using the SampleExtractPortfolioPdf.cs script.
1959619: It took longer than expected to fetch the user list from the RightFax server.
1943977: The German umlauts were not displayed correctly in the converted .log or .txt files.
1942672: An unknown error resulted in empty messages in the Message Connector storage while using MSGraph to import messages.
1938565: Image conversion resulted in the "Exit code 1" error if the .jpeg file contained negative coordinates.
1938557: The ODS to PDF or TIFF conversion resulted in data loss.

1924191: The KfxMessageRemovedAttachmentList message field did not work when .xml was added to the Allow importing files with formats list.
1921733: Document conversion failed if the Enable Portfolio PDF extraction option was enabled.
1900105: Large-sized emails caused issues with client timeout and the client request loop using the MS Graph ROPC grant.
1891465: PDF import failed if the downloaded BLOB size did not match the configured BLOB size.
1887646: MC_Email.exe failed and did not run until Message Connector was restarted.
1884549, 1826394: The Tungsten Import Connector Technical Specifications guide did not list VRS 5.2 as a prerequisite and IPv6 as a supported protocol.
1861426: PDF to TIFF conversion failed with the conversion error: "Input PDF file contains corrupt pages".
1871413: The From address and Subject were blank in Message Connector Monitor for some emails imported using MS Graph.
1867312: MS Graph polled duplicate emails in multi-instance mode.

1864226: While processing an EML file, if the Include original content and Normalize PDF documents to PDF/A options are selected, an error message similar to the following was displayed: "A message attachment has no content"
1862599: Document Conversion failed while converting a 200 DPI TIFF file to a 300 DPI TIFF file.
1861247: The French characters were displayed incorrectly in the converted PDF document after converting a text file to PDF.
1859614: The Skip importing files feature did not work when you tried to skip .xml files.
1857402: When using the Message Connector security settings, an error message similar to the following was displayed: "HTTP status 401: Unauthorized"
1857360: When polling emails from different folders to a single folder, an error message similar to the following was displayed: "Access token has expired or is not yet valid"
1849026: PDF conversion failed using the Aspose engine when you tried to convert a PDF that contained an edit password.
1848657: There was no access to the Message Connector configuration file as Message Connector does not support Internet Explorer.
1848637: Even if a mailbox had more than ten subfolders, MS Graph polled only the first ten.
1846757: The non-SMTP authentication failed for SMTP Outbound even if the Override Tungsten Message Connector SMTP Outbound Configuration option was selected.

1844141: Document conversion resulted in the following error: "NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object".
1836894: Sometimes, KFXConverter failed while processing a .docx file.
1830633: In KC Plug-in, even though you enabled the "Operating time" option in the "Connection configuration" dialog box, the option was disabled upon saving the settings.
1828183: Sometimes, the email body was not converted while processing a .eml file using the Aspose engine.
1828119: Sometimes, Message Connector failed with an error message similar to the following: "Connection has been disconnected by target 7(email)".
1823798: The Tungsten Import Connector 2.10 Fix Pack 2 installation failed when there was no internet connection.
1823772: While authorizing the MS Graph mailbox, Tungsten Import Connector Plug-in incorrectly checked for "Client secret."
1821097: The whitespaces in the email body were removed while converting a .eml file using the Aspose engine.
1821088: While converting the emails received before daylight saving time, the time of the email in the converted file was displayed as per daylight saving time and did not match the actual email received time. For more details, see Additional Information. For example, if you received an email before daylight saving time at 09.05 AM, after conversion, the time in the converted file is displayed as 10.05, considering daylight saving time.

1808207: While converting a .eml file, the value set for images in the "ResizeLargeImages" flag was applied incorrectly to HTML tables.
1807938: Sometimes, KFXConverter failed while processing a .eml file.
1807473: Even if a mailbox had more than ten subfolders, MS Graph polled only the first ten.
1804503: The command shell window did not close automatically after the execution of KCSImportConnectorConfigExe.exe.
1796749: Sometimes, after converting an Excel file, the values in the converted file were different from the values in the original file. This issue occurred when the functions in the Excel cells were executed during the conversion. To make sure that the functions of the Excel cells are not executed during the conversion, add the “RecalculateOnOpen” parameter in the [EXCEL2PDF] section of the KFXConverter.ini file.

Open the KFXConverter_Default.ini file in an editor.
Copy the "RecalculateOnOpen" parameter from the [EXCEL2PDF] section.
Paste the parameter into the KFXConverter.ini file under the [EXCEL2PDF] section.
Make sure the value is set to False.
Note: If the value is set to True, the functions in the cells are executed. However, the user-defined functions are not supported.
Save and close the KFXConverter.ini file.

1796737, 1795773: While converting an email, the images embedded in the email body were not loaded if the "LoadExternalResources" flag was set to False.
1796678: An error message similar to the following was displayed while installing Message Connector on a system that did not contain .bat in the PathExt environment variable.
"Service 'Tungsten Message Connector' (KIC-ED-MC) failed to start. Verify that you have sufficient privileges to start system services.".
1796420: While converting an email, the images embedded in the email body were replaced with a placeholder (a red X).
1796417: Document conversion failed using KFXConverter if the file name contained a colon (:) in it.

1788317: The document conversion failed if an email contained the .EML attachment.
1786126: The status of the processed emails was displayed as Unread instead of Read when MS graph was selected as the input source type.
1785749: While converting an email, the .EML attachment in the email was converted to a blank page.
1783540: KFXConverter failed to convert an Excel file to TIFF/PDF.
1770125: KFXConverter could not convert emails that contained JPG images in the email body.
1762171: While importing a folder in Tungsten Import Connector, if VRS was enabled in the destination, the file properties, such as file creation and modification dates, were recorded incorrectly in the KC-Plugin debug logs.

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