Recent content by DChalom

There has to be a way to do this. I want to create a kind of GetFolder but to do it using the Outlook folder structure.... Dorian C. Chalom

How would i go about reading an email directly from the server, be it pop3 or what ever, and then saving that email to Outlook in a specified inbox folder? Dorian C. Chalom

The InfoStore Object is read only and does not allow you to create folders, something I will need to be able to do. Dorian C. Chalom

Please point me in the direction of CDO.... Dorian C. Chalom

I need more then to save it in the sent folder of Outlook. I need to be able to create a folder for it if one does not already exist, and then save the email to that folder. Dorian C. Chalom

I want to use Outlook to give the user the option of saving the original emails in Outlook. But funny you should bring this up, I also want to include a way they can use this program with POP3 directly, thus bypassing Outlook. Dorian C. Chalom

Mike; Thank you for all your support.... I am finally getting into this program and i am making great strides.... Dorian C. Chalom

How do you turn off the outlook warning that you are accessing Outlook through FoxPro? Dorian C. Chalom

How do you determine who the email is from? Is there some where I can find out what all the parts of an email are? Dorian C. Chalom

How do I get the Date and Time an Item was sent/Recieved? Dorian C. Chalom

I am looking to recieve emails and i need to know how to disect the different parts. Dorian C. Chalom

How do you know all the diferent properties of an Outlook email? Dorian C. Chalom

Can someone tell me how I would go about creating a function that would allow a user to select a folder in OutLook to scan through the emails in it? Dorian C. Chalom

Thanks Mike. You always have the answers..... Dorian C. Chalom

Would someone be willing to help me get started by giving me a "push" in the right direction to create a simple program that would read emails from a Outlook inbox and save the subject lines to a database? Dorian C. Chalom