Hey!! It's cool!!! For my system (Windows 2kp<=>Outlook 2000, perl v5.6.1.), this script is working properly (else to see something like this: "Win32::OLE::Variant=SCALAR(0x21d2f88)" instead of date and time) only with following subroutine: 
print "$it->{ReceivedTime} $it->{Subject}\n";

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#-------------------my sub-----------------------
sub time{
my $var = Variant(VT_DATE,$it->{ReceivedTime} );
    my    $OleObject->{value} = $var;
    my    $OleObject->Method($var);
}
#------------------------------------------------

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my $subj = $it->{Subject};

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Of course, together with: "use Win32::OLE::Variant;". else, it's perfect! : )) Stefan Marchitan

In reply to Re: Extracting memos from an Outlook Inbox by Anonymous Monk
in thread Extracting memos from an Outlook Inbox by grinder

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