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I have email that comes to me with client information such as Name, address, phone etc and I need to gather that info into separate variables and be able to take that information and then place it into fields in another program that is the admin tool for my product. &nbsp;I need these variables of info to be pasted into the fields in this separate Windows based program. &nbsp;Willing to work at this in order to learn but struggling with where to start..<br />
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I have email that comes to me with client information such as Name, address, phone etc and I need to gather that info into separate variables and be able to take that information and then place it into fields in another program that is the admin tool for my product.  I need these variables of info to be pasted into the fields in this separate Windows based program.  Willing to work at this in order to learn but struggling with where to start..

Thanks.

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