Thank you.

>The way I use it.....It's the reference to the individual email item contained within each folder in outlook. I send it to check for attachments and if any, save them with;
>
>

>	IF loItem.Attachments.Count > 0
>	        This.SaveAttachments( loItem )
>	ENDIF
>

>
>>Thank you. I will see how this code could be applied. BTW, what tool/code do you use to create the object toMsg?
>>>How about something like this?
>>>
>>>

>>>FUNCTION SaveAttachments( toMsg )
>>>		LOCAL	loAttachment,  lcFileName
>>>		*** Saves the attachments associated with the current message to the specified file name
>>>		FOR EACH loAttachment IN toMsg.Attachments
>>>
>>>* send attachment files into a subdir
>>>* append "ATTACH\"
>>>			lcFileName = FULLPATH( CURDIR() + this.cDirAttach ) + loAttachment.FileName
>>>            if !empty( m.lcFileName )
>>>			loAttachment.SaveAsFile( lcFileName )
>>>			*** Make sure it was saved
>>>			*** The SaveAsFile method returns null...it doesn't tell us about success or failure
>>>			IF FILE( lcFileName )
>>>				*** ok...now add it to the table
>>>				INSERT INTO SaveAttach ( omMailFK, attFname ) VALUES ( SaveMail.omMailPK, lcFileName )
>>>			ENDIF
>>>            endif
>>>		ENDFOR
>>>	ENDFUNC
>>>

>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>I am looking for a method to receive email(s) in VFP and separate attachment from each email message. I looked at the code in the following link (which is useful but does not seem to have the way to get the attachment too)
>>>>
>>>>http://www.berezniker.com/content/pages/visual-foxpro/read-pop3-mail-using-winsock
>>>>
>>>>I also looked at the West Wind wwPop3 class but don't see how to separate an attachment from email either.
>>>>
>>>>Any other suggestions? Or maybe I am missing something in the wwPop3. Please let me know. Thank you.