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Depending on the exchange version you are using you can have a copy of all emails sent to a seperate mailbox which you can then query using vb.net and store as you need.. 
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Depending on the exchange version you are using you can have a copy of all emails sent to a seperate mailbox which you can then query using vb.net and store as you need..

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Thanks all for your answers.<br />
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DocCan11, can you give me more details on your approach? Do you have a link that I can use as a start-point for my application?
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Thanks all for your answers.

DocCan11, can you give me more details on your approach? Do you have a link that I can use as a start-point for my application?

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could you tell me what version of exchange you are using?<br />

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could you tell me what version of exchange you are using?


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I'm using Exchange Server 2007
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Hello experts,<br />
I'm very new to Exchange Server.<br />
I need to download the incoming mails from Exchange Server to a database.<br />
How can I accomplish it?<br />
Can you give some good resources to get started? (preferred VB.Net)<br />
Is it a difficult task?
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Hello experts,
I'm very new to Exchange Server.
I need to download the incoming mails from Exchange Server to a database.
How can I accomplish it?
Can you give some good resources to get started? (preferred VB.Net)
Is it a difficult task?

Save the incoming Mails from Exchange Server to a database

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