Okay, I used John M. Dlugosz's suggestion, and I wrapped the entire collection call in curlies, like so:

foreach my $item ( in {$folder->Items} ) {
    foreach my $attachment ( in {$item->Attachments} ) {
        print "Saving " . $attachment->FileName . " from \"" . $item->
+Subject . "\"\n";
        $attachment->SaveAsFile( "C:\\Download\\" . $attachment->FileN
+ame ) ;
    }
}

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This works perfectly for me... When I tried cacharbe's suggestion of doing it this way: 

in $folder->{Items}
, I got this error:

Win32::OLE(0.15) error 0x80020003: "Member not found" at bestshots.pl 
+line 47
Win32::OLE(0.15): GetOleEnumObject() Not a Win32::OLE::Enum object at 
+C:/Perl/si
te/lib/Win32/OLE/Lite.pm line 167.
Can't use string ("0") as a HASH ref while "strict refs" in use at bes
+tshots.pl
line 47.

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In reply to Re: Foreach-ing an OLE Collection object by patgas
in thread Foreach-ing an OLE Collection object by patgas

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