Vista - Trigger Script after email received

Hello All, this is my first post and I'm glad to learn here in the forum..!
I have a question I'm trying to automate some process and one thing that I can't is to Trigger a Script after an email is received in to an especific email account... (Like execute the screen saver or an alert on the desktop for example)
I don't know if it's something that can be done directly with powershell and exchange or powershell and outlook... any ideas? will be really appreciated
Thanks for Your Help..!!
=) JessE

Hi there,

have a look here:
Can Powershell parse email?

You can use this to automate Outlook.

If you want more professional solution, I would recommend to have a look at
NewMail event (eventually NewMailEx)

Martin

"elJessE" <guest@newsgroup-email.com> wrote in message
news:bafa8ffa34793c01c9bd0a7e7019e7a7@newsgroup-gateway.com...

Thank You so Much Martin, I will take a look to it...

JessE

On Nov 3, 11:17*am, elJessE <gu...@newsgroup-email.com> wrote:I wound up using an Outlook rule to run a script after the mail
arrived.

<----------------- Start POSH
-------------------------------------------------------------->
$path = "c:\temp\email.txt"
$info = New-Object -ComObject Outlook.Application
$objNamespace = $info.GetNamespace("MAPI")
$objFolder = $objNamespace.GetDefaultFolder(6).Folders.Item("Merchant
Reporting")
$colItems = $objFolder.Items
foreach ($item in $colItems) {
If ($item.SenderEmailAddress -eq "Bill.Smith@newsgroup") {
("$($item.SenderEmailAddress) `t $($item.SentOn) `t $
($item.Subject)")| Add-Content $path
}
}

< -------------- End Script
----------------------------------------------------------------------------What does it do?

Searches the In box for a sub folder and then for a sender.
writes them out to the screen or a file in a tab delimited format
Includes Senders name, Date/time sent and subject.
Its the `t that adds the tabs. `n adds a new line. 'r adds a line
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