Hi Monks! I'm using the following script to receive messages from my Exchange Server. 
use strict;
use Win32::OLE;
use Win32::TieRegistry( Delimiter=>"/" );
#
my $Profile= $Registry->{"HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Microsoft/Windows
+ NT/CurrentVersion/Windows Messaging Subsystem/Profiles//DefaultProfi
+le"};
my $LogonName   = $Profile;
my $LogonPasswd = "";
# 
my $ActiveSession = Win32::OLE->new("MSMAPI.MAPISession")
        or die "Erro na Criacao de MAPI Session: $!";
my $ActiveMessage = Win32::OLE->new("MSMAPI.MAPIMessages")
        or die "Erro na Criacao de MAPI Message: $!";
#
$ActiveSession->{UserName} = $LogonName;
$ActiveSession->{Password} = $LogonPasswd;
$ActiveSession->{NewSession} = 'False';
$ActiveSession->{LogonUI} = 'True';
$ActiveSession->{DownloadMail} = 'False';
#
$ActiveSession->Signon;             
#
$ActiveMessage->{SessionID} = $ActiveSession->{SessionID};
#
$ActiveMessage->{FetchUnreadOnly} = 'False';
$ActiveMessage->{FetchSorted}     = 'False';
$ActiveMessage->Fetch;
my $Controle = $ActiveMessage->{MsgCount} - 1;
my $i;
#
for $i(0..$Controle)  { 
    $ActiveMessage->{MsgIndex} = $i;
    print "Addr Origem.: $ActiveMessage->{MsgOrigAddress}\n";
    print "Name Origem.: $ActiveMessage->{MsgOrigDisplayName}\n";
    print "Data Rec....: $ActiveMessage->{MsgDateReceived}\n";
    print "Assunto.....: $ActiveMessage->{MsgSubject}\n";
    print "Mensagem....: $ActiveMessage->{MsgNoteText}\n";
    print "*------------------------------------------------*\n";
}
#                                             
$ActiveSession->Signoff; 
#
undef $ActiveMessage;
undef $ActiveSession;

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However, I need to set a notify event to receive notifications messages when a new message arrive in my InBox. How can I do it? Thanks in Advance, Eustaquio.

In reply to Using MAPI with Exchange by Anonymous Monk

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