What are the two formats that can be used to export an E-mail message in FTK?

The correct choice of raw format and HTML format as the two formats that can be used to export an E-mail message in FTK is rooted in the functionalities FTK provides for handling email communications.

Raw format preserves the original data of the email message, including headers and metadata, allowing forensic investigators to have a complete and unaltered view of the message. This is essential in forensic investigations where integrity of data is paramount. On the other hand, HTML format enables the rendering of the email message as it would appear in a web browser, preserving the formatting and visual layout of the content. This can be particularly useful for reviewing emails in a more user-friendly way.

The other options, such as plain text and XML, while useful in various contexts, do not align with the specific capabilities FTK offers for email export. CSV and PDF formats are not standard for email messages, whereas Word and image formats pertain to document and graphic exports rather than email messages. Understanding the specific export capabilities when handling email content in FTK is critical for effective data analysis and presentation.