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          Export the current message to a file on the local system. Syntax
          object.ExportMessage( FileName,
          [Options] ) Parameters
          
            FileNameA string which specifies the name of the file that will contain
            the message. If the file does not exist, it will be created. If it
            does exist, it will be overwritten with the contents of the
            message.OptionsAn optional integer value which specifies one or more options.
            If this argument is omitted, the Options property value will
            be used as the default. The following values may be combined using
            a bitwise Or operator: 
          
            
              
                | Value | Constant | Description |  
                | 0 | mimeOptionDefault | The default export options. The headers for the message are
                written out in a specific consistent order, with custom headers
                written to the end of the header block regardless of the order
                in which they were set or imported from another message. If the
                message contains Bcc, Received, Return-Path, Status or
                X400-Received header fields, they will not be exported. |  
                | 1 | mimeOptionAllHeaders | All headers, including the Bcc, Received, Return-Path,
                Status and X400-Received header fields will be exported.
                Normally these headers are not exported because they are only
                used by the mail transport system. This option can be useful
                when exporting a message to be stored on the local system, but
                should not be used when exporting a message to be delivered to
                another user. |  
                | 2 | mimeOptionKeepOrder | The original order in which the message header fields were
                set or imported are preserved when the message is
                exported. |  Return Value
          A value of zero is returned if the method succeeds.
          Otherwise, a non-zero error code is returned which indicates the
          cause of the failure. See Also
          
            ImportMessage Method
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