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Use a 3rd party POP object, like Easy Mail Objects from <a href="http://www.quiksoft.com" rel="ugc">http://www.quiksoft.com</a>&nbsp;- works for me. It's really easy to get the messages you need, you have full access to the message, headers, attachments. Just save the strings in a MDB, no big deal. :) <br />
Oops: it's payware, I hope that wasn't a criteria :))<br />
John
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Use a 3rd party POP object, like Easy Mail Objects from http://www.quiksoft.com [http://www.quiksoft.com] - works for me. It's really easy to get the messages you need, you have full access to the message, headers, attachments. Just save the strings in a MDB, no big deal. :)
Oops: it's payware, I hope that wasn't a criteria :))
John

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Sorry, should have specified, I really would prefer not to use a third party thing and have my 'own' code running it. It's a learning thing ;-)<br />
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I have some VB experience and should be able to figure it out once I am set in the right direction, sample code etc.<br />

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Sorry, should have specified, I really would prefer not to use a third party thing and have my 'own' code running it. It's a learning thing ;-)

I have some VB experience and should be able to figure it out once I am set in the right direction, sample code etc.


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Hi Experts<br />
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Need to be able to read and save POP email from POP server and save into Access MDB. It's the POP bit I need help with. If email has attachment, I don't want it but need to know how to deal with it.<br />
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From another solution (Q_20842674) SweatCoder sent someone some code which sounds like it could be what I need (if you are listening!!)<br />
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Hope you can help!
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Hi Experts

Need to be able to read and save POP email from POP server and save into Access MDB. It's the POP bit I need help with. If email has attachment, I don't want it but need to know how to deal with it.

From another solution (Q_20842674) SweatCoder sent someone some code which sounds like it could be what I need (if you are listening!!)

Hope you can help!

How to receive POP mail using VB6 and save into Access MDB

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