Posted: 5/14/2005 7:13:22 AM EDT
Ok, so I'm *not* a programmer.  Anyway, I have an office that schedules my appointments for me, and the scheduling system kicks out an email with the appt. information. I want to forward information from these emails via textmessaging to a couple of cellphones, via email using Outlook. I set up a rule to do this, but due to the small allowable size of the text message, and the large size of the forwarding headers, the portion of the message with the name, location, and date doesn't reach the cellphones. What I need is a script that will read the incoming emails, extract the important lines, and generate a fresh (not "forward") email to the cellphones. I need to be able to add, remove, or change the email addresses for the phones. Here's an (edited) example of the inbound email (subject line between the equal signs, body between the dashes): ==== You Have a New Installation Appointment ==== ---- *** DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS EMAIL *** XX Communications INC. has scheduled you an appointment Who: John Doe Where: Anytown, CA When: 4/22/2005 in the Afternoon *** DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS EMAIL *** This email was auto generated from blah software. Send an email to XX Communications INC. at [email protected] if you have any problems. ---- All I need in the email is the "who, what, when" lines, which are lines 4-6 in the inbound emails. Anyone willing to take a shot at this? -Troy |