RayRay459 -
There are several nodes at perlmonks on just that subject.
  • Digging through Outlook
  • MS Outlook and Win32::OLE
  • MS Outlook Calendar Parser
  • Outlook Public Folders

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    grep
    Unix - where you can throw the manual on the keyboard and get a command

    In reply to Re: Using Perl to look in Outlook public folders.. by grep
    in thread Using Perl to look in Outlook public folders.. by RayRay459

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