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Trying to read my important e-mails
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| evilaro 2006-02-07, 7:23 am |
| To all:
In a week end I can receive 100 e-mails
96 not wanted...
Yes... I know a antispam would help.
The problem is that I erase them very fast by looking
at thesubject or the sender..but I have lost some important
GOOD e.mails.
Fourtunatelly they go to the bin.
I would like to know if using dBASE I can read
the either from the recived list or the erased list
the subject and sender, so I can process and filter
the ones I should read.
I really do not know how to use the type of tables
microsoft use in Outlook Express the .dbx
I would really appreciate some help.
Emilio
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| John York 2006-02-07, 7:23 am |
| www.email-remover.com
"evilaro" <buzon[NO]@evilfoto.es> wrote in message
news:w6fFEL9KGHA.2052@news-server...
> To all:
>
> In a week end I can receive 100 e-mails
> 96 not wanted...
>
> Yes... I know a antispam would help.
>
> The problem is that I erase them very fast by looking
> at thesubject or the sender..but I have lost some important
> GOOD e.mails.
> Fourtunatelly they go to the bin.
>
> I would like to know if using dBASE I can read
> the either from the recived list or the erased list
> the subject and sender, so I can process and filter
> the ones I should read.
>
> I really do not know how to use the type of tables
> microsoft use in Outlook Express the .dbx
>
> I would really appreciate some help.
>
> Emilio
>
>
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| evilaro
Check out MarshallSoft.com for dbsee which will let you do most anything with received email.
Rick
evilaro <buzon[NO]@evilfoto.es> Wrote:
> To all:
>
> In a week end I can receive 100 e-mails
> 96 not wanted...
>
> Yes... I know a antispam would help.
>
> The problem is that I erase them very fast by looking
> at thesubject or the sender..but I have lost some important
> GOOD e.mails.
> Fourtunatelly they go to the bin.
>
> I would like to know if using dBASE I can read
> the either from the recived list or the erased list
> the subject and sender, so I can process and filter
> the ones I should read.
>
> I really do not know how to use the type of tables
> microsoft use in Outlook Express the .dbx
>
> I would really appreciate some help.
>
> Emilio
>
>
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| evilaro 2006-02-08, 3:23 am |
| John:
Thanks...
Yes I feel first I should start with a antispam.
Thanks for the link.
Emilio
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| evilaro 2006-02-08, 3:23 am |
| Rick:
Its been a long time since I feel I should get Marshal
for fax related things.
Also I feel it is possible to upload from dBASE automatically
data to a server... is this correct?
There was another similar aplication .. but I do not
recall its name.
Thanks for the advice.
Emilio
"Rick" <Sportman7@netzero.net> escribió en el mensaje
news:XLDraPALGHA.1104@news-server...
> evilaro
>
> Check out MarshallSoft.com for dbsee which will let you do most anything
with received email.
>
> Rick
>
> evilaro <buzon[NO]@evilfoto.es> Wrote:
>
>
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| Silvio Genco 2006-02-08, 9:23 am |
| You can use a freeware control like w3 JMail by http://tech.dimac.net ( at
moment iI don't remember if pop3 feature is included in the freeware
version) wich allow you to send and receive email from your application
using :.
pop3 = new oleautoclient("JMail.Message")
then:
pop3.Connect( "username", "password", "mail.mydomainPop.com")
and so on.......
Above a copy of help page about POP3 Property:
> JMail.POP3
> Count : Integer
> Log : String
> Logging : Boolean
> Messages : Pointer
> Size : Integer
> Connect( Username, Password, Server, Port )
> DeleteMessages( )
> DeleteSingleMessage(
Message ID )
> Disconnect( )
> DownloadHeaders( )
> DownloadMessages( )
> DownloadSingleHeader
( Message ID )
> DownloadUnreadMessag
es( )
> GetLastUnreadMessage
( ) : Integer
> GetMessagesUID( Message ID ) : String
>
> Properties
> Count : Integer
> Returns the number of messages on the POP3 server.
> i = mailbox.Count
> Log : String
> This is the log created by w3 JMail when logging is set to TRUE.
> Response.Write( POP3.Log )
> Logging : Boolean
> Enables/Disables logging in w3 JMail. Default value is FALSE.
> mailbox.Logging = true
> Messages : Pointer
> Returns the Messages object through which you can access the messages.
> set messages = mailbox.Messages
> Size : Integer
> Returns the total size of your mailbox in bytes.
> size = mailbox.Size
Hope this can help
Silvio
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| evilaro 2006-02-09, 7:23 am |
| Silvio:
Lloks its powerful enought.
Thanks
Emilio
"Silvio Genco" <nospamgenco@medidea.it> escribió en el mensaje
news:zSWtAVLLGHA.1104@news-server...
> You can use a freeware control like w3 JMail by http://tech.dimac.net (
at
> moment iI don't remember if pop3 feature is included in the freeware
> version) wich allow you to send and receive email from your application
> using :.
>
> pop3 = new oleautoclient("JMail.Message")
> then:
> pop3.Connect( "username", "password", "mail.mydomainPop.com")
> and so on.......
>
> Above a copy of help page about POP3 Property:
>
> Hope this can help
> Silvio
>
>
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