Version 9.0

NF: Added new option, g:outlook_always_use_unicode, to override Outlook and force all emails to use utf-16le fileencoding.

NF: Added new option, g:outlook_scan_email_body_unicode, to override whether messages will be scanned for unicode characters.

NF: Added new option, g:outlook_debug, to turn on messages displayed to both Outlook and Vim.

NF: Updated some of the messages displayed to be more informative.

BF: Editing unicode emails did not reliably work with OutlookVim.

BF: Unicode detection was not always correct in the Outlook Basic file.

BF: Updated the codepage which Vim expects unicode messages from Outlook to be encoded in (András).

BF: Added some additional changes to the VB code to support both 32-bit and 64-bit platforms (Paul).
Version 10.0

New Features
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- Editing HTML formated Outlook emails is now supported.  A new option has been added, g:outlook_supported_body_format, can have one of two values: plain or html.

NOTE: Outlook html contains a lot of markup tags.  It can make it difficult to find the body text within all the tags.

- A new option has been added, g:outlook_file_type, which defaults to 'mail'.  When opening the buffer within Vim, this file type is set for the buffer.   You may want to change this value if you are editig HTM emails.

- A new command has been added: OutlookNewEmail.  This will take the contents of the existing buffer and create a new Outlook email.  If the filetype is 'html' and g:outlook_supported_body_format = 'html', the email body will be html rather than plain text.  The command can be run as often as necessary, a new Outlook email will be created each time.

Bug Fixes
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- The additional changes to the VB code to support both 32-bit and 64-bit platforms does not work with Outlook 2007 32-bit (at least).  The new changes will work for either (Greg Dunn).