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What I like to do: 1. chose a folder (with selectfolder) - it works 2. search for email [postnr and ok or error] with searchmail - it works 3. if email found [equal = postnr and also is ok] move the email to a archive folder [like "faxsendok"] 4. now I must search the folder "faxsendok" to get the Imap4Folder 5. get the mail.content 6. mailclient.Append to the new folder 7. mailclient.Delete 8. mailclient.Expunge Is there a fast way for step 4. to get the Imap4Folder of "faxsendok" like thread "Imap folders,fast search" ?
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1. Yes, you can create the IMAP4 folder object like like this:
Code:
Dim oFolder As New Imap4Folder
oFolder.ServerPath = "Deleted Items"
oFolder.FullPath = "Deleted Items"
then you can use it in Append method directly.
2. If your archive folder is in the same IMAP4 account. You should use
MailClient.Copy method instead of "get content" and "append". It is much faster.
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