Hi, Can you try below code?

use strict;
use warnings;
use Win32::OLE;
use Win32::OLE::Const 'Microsoft Outlook';

$|++;

#what properties do we want to get from Outlook?
my @properties = (
    "SenderName",
    "To",
    "Subject",
    "Body"
);

my $outlook;
$outlook = Win32::OLE->new('Outlook.Application');
die unless $outlook;

#get the Inbox folder
my $namespace = $outlook->GetNamespace("MAPI");
my $folder = $namespace->GetDefaultFolder(6);
my $Deleted = $namespace->GetDefaultFolder(3); 
my $items = $folder->Items;

print STDERR "Folder: ", $folder->Name,"\n";
print STDERR "Total entries: ",$items->Count,"\n";

print join(",",@properties),"\n";
print "$items->Count";
my $cnt=$items->Count;
for my $itemIndex (1..$items->Count)
{
    my $message = $items->item($itemIndex);
    next if not defined $message;
    print " Message :: $message :: $itemIndex--\n";
    # $items->item($cnt)
    my $attach = $message->Attachments();
    if ($message->{'Unread'})
    {
        print "Unread EMaail\n";
    }
    next;
    my @entry;
    #todo: the following line causes warnings on "Read:" read receipt 
+messages
    push @entry, defined($message->{$_}) ? $message->{$_} : 'undef' fo
+reach (@properties);
    if (defined $attach)
    {
        #if there's attachments, print out the message info and save t
+he attachments
        print join(",",@entry),"\n";
        print "Attachment count == ",$attach->Count,"\n";
        
        for my $attach_index (1..$attach->Count)
        {
            my $attachment = $attach->item($attach_index);
            my $filename = $attachment->Filename;
            print "Attachment == ",$filename,"\n";
            my $saveas = 'E:\Mail';
            print "saving attachment '$filename' to '$saveas'...\n";
            $attachment->SaveAsFile($saveas);
            print "$attachment \n";
            warn "error saving attachment $filename to $saveas" if !-e
+ $saveas;
        }
    }
    # $message->Delete;
    print "Deleted Now \n";
    <STDIN>;
}
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