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<a href="http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/" rel="noreferrer">Outlook Redemption</a> is the best thing currently to use that I have found. It will allow you to get into the messages and extract the attachments and the message bodies. i am using it now to do just that. Here is some code I use in a class. I included the constructor and the processing function I use to save off the attachments. I cut out the code that is specific to my needs but you can get an idea of what to use here. <pre><code> private RDOSession _MailSession = new RDOSession(); private RDOFolder _IncommingInbox; private RDOFolder _ArchiveFolder; private string _SaveAttachmentPath; public MailBox(string Logon_Profile, string IncommingMailPath, string ArchiveMailPath, string SaveAttPath) { _MailSession.Logon(Logon_Profile, null, null, true, null, null); _IncommingInbox = _MailSession.GetFolderFromPath(IncommingMailPath); _ArchiveFolder = _MailSession.GetFolderFromPath(ArchiveMailPath); _SaveAttachmentPath = SaveAttPath; } public void ProcessMail() { foreach (RDOMail msg in _IncommingInbox.Items) { foreach (RDOAttachment attachment in msg.Attachments) { attachment.SaveAsFile(_SaveAttachmentPath + attachment.FileName); } } if (msg.Body != null) { ProcessBody(msg.Body); } } } </code></pre> edit: This is how I call it and what is passed <pre><code>MailBox pwaMail = new MailBox("Self Email User", @"\\Mailbox - Someone\Inbox", @"\\EMail - Incomming\Backup", @"\\SomePath"); </code></pre>
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