I have had a fairly simple script to pull lotus notes emails and dump the subject lines and bodies into a text file. If you want them in separate files it's not all that hard, but if you want to name a bunch of files with the subject line as the title keep in mind you'll need to get rid of '\/?:*"|<> Maybe if you posted our code here it would help? 
use Win32::OLE;

my $server;
my $database;
my $folder;

my $file = "temp_file.csv";

my $ini = "get_emails.ini";
if (-e $ini)
{
    open (INI,$ini) || die "Not able to open $ini: $!\n";
    chomp ($server ='' );
    chomp ($database = '');
    chomp ($folder = '');
}
else
{
  $server = 'servername';
  $database = 'mail\user.nsf';
  $folder = 'TargetFolder';
}

#connect to the Notes database
my $Notes = Win32::OLE->new('Notes.NotesSession') || warn "Cannot star
+t Lotus Notes Session object: $!\n";
my $Database = $Notes->GetDatabase($server, $database);

#Fetch contents of the folder
my $Response = $Database->GetView($folder);
my $Count = $Response->TopLevelEntryCount;
my $Index = $Count;

open (OUT, ">$file");

#loop through all emails
for (1..$Count)
{
    my $Document = $Response->GetNthDocument($Index--);
    my $subject = $Document->GetFirstItem('Subject')->{Text};
    my $body = $Document->GetFirstItem('Body')->{Text};
    print OUT "Subject: $subject\n",
              "Body: $body\n";
}

##`start excel.exe $file`;

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In reply to Re: Store Lotus Notes Email by SamCG
in thread Store Lotus Notes Email by gawilcox

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