Greetings, I have been able to establish a MAPI connection to my exchange server and am able to scan through unread messages and access the subject and body, but I am hoping someone can help me with a few things. The code is below and any help is greatly appreciated.

1. Is there a way to filter on the subject without reading using a filter like he one I am using to check only unread messages?
2. How do I mark th message read once I am done with it?
3. How do I move it into another folder. 
    for (my $msg = $messages->GetFirst(); $msg; $msg = $messages->GetN
+ext()) {
        if($msg->ConversationTopic =~ /^MSS Security Incident Report /
+){
            print "Subject => " . $msg->ConversationTopic . "\n";
            print "Body: ". $msg->Text."\n";
            ##Want to move message to another folder here##
            ##Want to mark the message read here##
        }
    }

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In reply to How do I move mail msg to another folder in ECHANGE via a MAPI connection? by boat73

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