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Hi! I went through Joshi.Utils.Imap.Imap classes...You have done good work. I'm new to this kind of programming and I wondered if it is possible to get the subjectName and mailDate somewhere in those methods. I want to search through emails particularly on subjectfield and email sent date.

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Sofi

Posted 30-Nov-12 3:18am

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André Kraak · Answer 1 · 2012-11-30T03:38:00

You should not post this as a Question in Q&A - you are asking a question about an article post the question at the article: IMAP Client library using C#[^].

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