Your exchnage sever may have POP3 mail box access set up. If it has it's fairly easy to get Mail::POP3Client to grab the mail. I've had to do this recently: 
#!c:\strawberry\perl\bin\perl.exe

use Modern::Perl;
use Mail::POP3Client;
use MIME::QuotedPrint;

my $pop_user = 'XXXXXXXXXX';
my $pop_pass = 'XXXXXXXXXX';
my $pop_host = 'exchange3';

#connect to POP3 sever
my $pop = new Mail::POP3Client    ( HOST => $pop_host );
$pop->User($pop_user);
$pop->Pass($pop_pass);
$pop->Connect() 
    or die "Unable to connect to POP3 server: ".$pop->Message()."\n";

#count number of items in POP3 mailbox                                
my $mailcount = $pop->Count();

for (my $i = 1; $i <= $mailcount ; $i++) {
    my $header = $pop->Head($i); #gets the header
    my $uni = $pop->Uidl($i); # gets the unquie id
    my $body = $pop->Body($i);
    $body = decode_qp($body); #decode quoted printable body
    say "$uni";
    say "$header\n";
    say "$body";
}

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Edit 27/07/2011@10:33BST Removed reference to subroutine not include in code &return_error and replaced with die

In reply to Re^3: is it possible to use Perl to process Outlook emails? by cjb
in thread is it possible to use Perl to process Outlook emails? by mertserger

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