How to file an email as .msg file

i organise my important email as files in .msg format.
When i searched i came across an app email archiver which saves it as .eml.
Is there any way to save email as .msg file on SD card? I am ok to buy an app for this.
The msg file should contact attachment also, if the email has one.

Sorry m8, my bad...
Okay, so the button is there but nothing happens when you click it.
Try this:
-create a new user account on you computer, when you use Mail in the new account do you have the same issue?
If you don´t have the same issue
-switch back to your original user account. Go to ~/Library/Preferences/ rename com.apple.mail.plist to com.apple.mail.plistOLD
-open mail and try the To-Do button.

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>
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$* $U_$H@ims-ms-daemonThis rule does not appear valid.
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