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In case you wan to do this in real time and not use a script, check out <a href="https://www.eventsentry.com" rel="ugc">EventSentry (Light)</a>. It can monitor folders and fire off an email when a file is added, removed or changed. You can also trigger a process/script.
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In case you wan to do this in real time and not use a script, check out EventSentry (Light) [https://www.eventsentry.com]. It can monitor folders and fire off an email when a file is added, removed or changed. You can also trigger a process/script.

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Hello...<br />
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I am looking for some help from the experts...<br />
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I want to be able to put a watch on a particular folder and get notified when a file arrives. The notification if it could fire off an email via outlook exchange. <br />
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Or when the file arrives it could trigger an bat or vbscript ..<br />
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Any help?
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Hello...

I am looking for some help from the experts...

I want to be able to put a watch on a particular folder and get notified when a file arrives. The notification if it could fire off an email via outlook exchange. 

Or when the file arrives it could trigger an bat or vbscript ..

Any help?

Monitoring Folders

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VB Script

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