Process / Save multiple Inbox mails

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Hi,
We will have a Start Date Field in the Email settings window, this value will be saved in the Registry. There will be default value for this field.

We will have a also new Date value which will be handled internally by our application, Date of Last Processed Email. This value also will be saved in the Registry. First time value of this field will be blank.

And will have a Timer which will trigger on a specific interval and this will search the inbox for mail which are not processed.

Searching for the mail is depends on the Date field values which we are maintaining in the registry

Please suggest how we can implement the same in VB

Thanks
CP

Posted 12-Dec-10 23:21pm

cpremesh

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Kschuler · Answer 1 · 2010-12-13T06:16:00

It would be nice if you were more specific about which parts of your project you are having trouble with. In general, you can find a lot of information by searching google[^]. If the timer is your biggest concern (since you have bolded that line it seems important to you), try here[^]. Hope this helps get you started.