need a routine on IS7 (Perl 5.14.2 built for MSWin32-x64 and win32-x86)

1- download emails from pop3 server one by one,

2- examine contents an attachments

3- selectively save attachment files to a folder (keep original name)

4- delete the entry from pop server:

Here is the sample code I have but extracting attachments have been a challenge can anyone help. Thanks

#!perl # #Open Pop3 (Cell2email) Receives all Emails #Checks if they are destined for a cell phone Number #Saves the text in Send folder /waiting for Sm-SndRm.pl to #send via ftp to Cel phone for processing by Talk.pk #

use Mail::POP3Client;
use Mail::Audit qw(Attach);
use Email::MIME;
require "tstLib.pl";
require "tstMain.pl";
SetVars();

#
$ErrMsg ='';
# ReadSetUp();
# ReadPopPar();
#
my $line='';
$PopID ='xxxx';
$PopPWD='xxxx';
$PopSrvr='xxxxx';

$!='';
$pop = new Mail::POP3Client( USER      => $PopID,
                 PASSWORD  => $PopPWD,
                 HOST      => $PopSrvr,
,                 AUTH_MODE => 'PASS'
);
for ($i = 1; $i <= $pop->Count(); $i++) {
  print "Message $i: -------------------------\n";
  my $headerid = 1;
  my $From ='';
  my $FrmEM='';
  my $To   ='';
  my $Subj ='';
  my $mDate ='';
  my $iMail  = $pop->Retrieve($i);
  my $mailRef= \@iMail ;
  my $rMail  = Mail::Audit->new (data=>$mailRef);

  foreach ( $pop->Head( $i ) ) {
    #if ($_ =~ /^Date:.*([0-9]{1,2}\s[a-zA-Z]{3}\s[0-9]{2,4})/) {
    if ($_ =~ /^From:/ ) {
    $From =ltrim(substr($_,index($_,'From:')+5)) ;
    $FrmEM =substr($From,index($From,'<')+1,rindex($From,'>')-index($F
+rom,'<')-1 );
    $From =~ s/<|>// ;
    };
    if ($_ =~ /^To:/i ) {
    $To =ltrim(substr($_,index($_,'To:')+3)) ;
    };
    if ($_ =~ /^Date:.*([0-9]{1,2}\s[a-zA-Z]{3}\s[0-9]{2,4})/) {
    $mDate =ltrim(substr($_,index($_,'Date:')+5)) ;
    }
    if ($_ =~ /^Subject:/i ) {
    print "subj.:  $_\n";
    $Subj =ltrim(substr($_,index($_,'Subject:')+8)) ;
    };
  };
  my $BodyCoded= $pop->Retrieve( $i);
  my $Parsed   = Email::MIME->new($BodyCoded);
  my $Text     = handle_parts($Parsed);
  $Text=~s/\r//g ;
  $Text=~s/\n\n/\n/g ;
  my $mem = "From:$From\n\r To:$To\n\rDate:$mDate \n\rBody:$Text\n";
  print $mem;
  SaveFl("temp/Eml/$i-text\.txt" , $mem);
  $headerid ++;
}
$pop->Close;

exit;
#
sub handle_parts {
    my $part = shift;
    my $content_type = $part->content_type;
    print "** Cont-Type: $content_type \n";  # debug

    my $body = $part->body;
    if ($content_type =~ m#text/plain#) {
     $body;

    }elsif ($content_type =~ m#text/html#) {
       html2text($body);

    }elsif ($content_type =~ m#multipart/#) {
    for my $subpart ($part->parts) {
        my $text = handle_parts($subpart);
                #
        return $text if defined $text;
    }
    }

$body}

sub html2text {
    my $html = shift;
    # my $text = ...  (left as an exercise)
    # return $text;
    return $html;
}
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