Hello,
Who knows the way to read an Email from a POP3 server. In other terms, I search a Macro Scheduler command to read my email server something like: PopReadMail with fields dedicated to sender, subject and text.
Regards
JML
Reading an Email from a POP3 server
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Getting Email from Pop3 server
Hello,
I will try this URL and give you result after testing.
Regards
JML
I will try this URL and give you result after testing.
Regards
JML
Testing GetMail from Tim Charron
Hello,
After testing, this Email pop reader is the good product for my need. It's running fine after adjustments
The getmail.exe is just installed in the winnt/system32 directory.
My code is as follow:
Label>receiving
Run Program>Getmail -dir c:\mail\
Wait>1
Run Program>Getmail -install pop.free.fr yourlogin passwordblabla yes yes 3 110
Wait>1
Run Program>Getmail -dir c:\mail\
Wait>1
Run Program>Getmail -pw yourpassword
Wait>
Run Program>Getmail -delete
Label>fin
Message>End reception
Thanks for your utility recommandation.
Best regards
Jean-Michel
After testing, this Email pop reader is the good product for my need. It's running fine after adjustments
The getmail.exe is just installed in the winnt/system32 directory.
My code is as follow:
Label>receiving
Run Program>Getmail -dir c:\mail\
Wait>1
Run Program>Getmail -install pop.free.fr yourlogin passwordblabla yes yes 3 110
Wait>1
Run Program>Getmail -dir c:\mail\
Wait>1
Run Program>Getmail -pw yourpassword
Wait>
Run Program>Getmail -delete
Label>fin
Message>End reception
Thanks for your utility recommandation.
Best regards
Jean-Michel
Hi,
If using version 7.1 I would set RP_WAIT to 1 before running this script to ensure that each Run Program>GETMAIL completes before the next step. You can then avoid the Wait> statements and it ensures that the script won't fail if for example the first GETMAIL operation takes longer than a second to complete.
Let>RP_WAIT=1
Run>GETMAIL etc etc
etc
If using version 7.1 I would set RP_WAIT to 1 before running this script to ensure that each Run Program>GETMAIL completes before the next step. You can then avoid the Wait> statements and it ensures that the script won't fail if for example the first GETMAIL operation takes longer than a second to complete.
Let>RP_WAIT=1
Run>GETMAIL etc etc
etc
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