How i can delete all files.txt in vbs. (oFolder) Then For Each oSubFolder In oFolder.SubFolders Recurse. Megavideo. VBAScript to delete items from folder. Hey all, First off, I am not a programmer but I need to create a script to delete files on one of our servers. I have a working script that will delete all files in a specific folder and all of it's subfolders after 30 days.

Question: I would like to use your product to process mail on an MS Exchange server. Which product should I use; Chilkat MAIL or Chilkat IMAP? I saw in your examples that I can use both to connect to an Exchange server MAIL with Pop3 and IMAP for a direct login on the server but which one is the best choice? I have an application that should process all the mail that is delivered to an Exchange mailbox, save it to the file system and delete the message in the mailbox.

The other task of the application is to create a new message, let the user interact with the message content (add or delete text) and send the message. Preferably with the user interface of Outlook. Answer: You may choose either — both POP3 and IMAP are valid possible choices. There are some factors that may guide you one way or the other: • Your Exchange Server administrator may have disabled POP3 or IMAP, so you may be forced to choose a specific protocol if one of the protocols is disabled on the server. • If users are accessing the same mailbox in Outlook, then make sure they are not downloading and deleting the email from the server.

This would prevent your program from reading the email on the server if Outlook already removed the email from the server. • With POP3, the only way to create a new email on the server is to send email (via SMTP) to the mailbox. With IMAP, you may create a new email and append it to the mailbox via the Chilkat.Imap.AppendMail or AppendMime methods. • The IMAP protocol does not allow for an existing email stored on the server to be modified. To “modify” an email, you’ll need to fetch it, modify it, upload the modified email (which will now be a new email with a new UID), and then delete the old. Posted in, Tagged.

Question: I developed a mail client who download mail messages from a Cyrus IMAP server. The INBOX mailbox has some “children”. Some of them are defined as hidden, then using e-mail client such as Outlook express or Thunderbird they are not shown while on my client, ListMailboxes(“”,”*”) method (CkImap class) detect them and my application display them. How can I avoid displaying hidden sub-folders? Answer: It is not the IMAP server that keeps a “hidden” flag for each folder. Email clients such as Outlook or Thunderbird are keeping information locally about what folders are to be displayed and what folders are hidden. Your application would need to do the same.

Posted in Tagged. Question: I am using your email ActiveX control and wanted to know if there is a way to update MS Outlook in the sent folder with the email I am sending with your control? Answer: Email clients communicate with email servers using a well-known protocol. Email clients do not generally communicate with other email clients. Here is a non-exhaustive list of email clients, servers, and protocols: Email Protocols • IMAP (for reading email. Email and folders managed on server.) • POP3 (for reading email.

No folders on server, email generally downloaded and managed locally.) • SMTP (for sending email) • MAPI (proprietary to Microsoft) Email Clients and the protocols spoken • Microsoft Outlook (POP3, IMAP, SMTP, MAPI) • Mozilla Thunderbird (POP3, IMAP, SMTP) • Eudora (POP3, IMAP, SMTP) • Chilkat Email Component (POP3, SMTP) • Chilkat IMAP Component (IMAP) Email Servers (and the protocols spoken) • Exchange Server – speaks POP3, IMAP, SMTP, MAPI • MailEnable – speaks POP3, IMAP, SMTP • IMail Server – speaks POP3, IMAP, SMTP Email clients speak the client-side of a protocol. Dhunki hd 720p blu ray. Email servers speak the server-side of a protocol. Email clients do not speak to other email clients.

Email client applications keep a local “database” of some sort (file-based or RDB-based) of email accounts, sent-email, and (for POP3) email organized in folders. Email client components (such as Chilkat) provide the ability to communicate with email servers.

The persistence of emails locally is generally left to the application. Client-to-Server communications with Exchange Server are no different than with any other email server (except if MAPI is used, or if an Exchange-Server specific authentication method is used).