Mime Type for document class when archiving outlook emails

Hello team,
can anybody fill me in how to configue the mime type for .msg files (outlook emails) in the document class msg?

1) Use SE16 to change table V_TOADD
2) Add:
Document Class - MSG
Description - Outlook Mail
MIME type of a Web object - message/rfc822
You can then associate the MSG document class to document types.
Eli.

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