I have this code 
use Win32;
use Win32::OLE 'in';

   my $objApp = Win32::OLE->GetActiveObject("Outlook.Application");

   my $objOutlook = $objApp->GetNameSpace("MAPI");
   my $objMAPIFolder = $objOutlook->GetDefaultFolder(6);

         foreach my $aItem (in $objOutlook->GetDefaultFolder(6)->Items
+) {
          if ($aItem->Unread) {
             my $sItem = Win32::OLE->CreateObject("Redemption.SafeMail
+Item");
             $sItem->{Item} = $aItem;
             $s .= $sItem->SenderName . " -- " . $sItem->Subject . "\n
+";

          }
       }

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Now I get the error "Can't call method "SenderName" on unblessed reference". Can anyone tell me what's causing this eror? I really need to query outlook and get the message body once I have this working.

In reply to Read outlook email with redemption not quite working by Anonymous Monk

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