| Allows processing messages on the POP3 server one by one in a loop. This action also allows parsing main parameters of a message without downloading the complete message from the server. You can assign parameters of each message to a user variable and perform initial parse within a loop.
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| Order Number
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| This loop parameter is compulsory as the current order number of a message serves as its identifier on the POP3 server. The numbering of messages starts with 1. The variable that contains the number of a message should be used in the loop in "POP3 Download Email" and "POP3 Delete Email" actions.
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| Subject
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| Optional parameter. Allows saving the message subject to a variable and parsing it in the loop.
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| Sender (FROM)
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| Optional parameter. Allows saving the sender address to a variable and using it within the loop.
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| Receipt (TO)
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| Optional parameter. Allows saving the recipient address to a variable as a string and using it within the loop.
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| Carbon Copy (CC)
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| Optional parameter. Allows saving the address of the recipient (or recipients) of a message copy to a variable as a string and use it within the loop.
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| Message Size
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| Optional parameter. Allows saving the message size in bytes to a variable and using it within the loop.
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| Note:
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| Addresses in the message can be written in form of:
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| · | E-mail address only. For example:
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| john@yahoo.com
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| · | Recipient's name and address. For example:
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| John Smith <john@yahoo.com>
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| · | Several recipients separated with a semicolon. For example:
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| John Smith <john@yahoo.com>; Melissa Carver <melissa@hotmail.com>
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 Related Topics
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| POP3 Open
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| POP3 Close
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| POP3 Download Email
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| POP3 Delete Email
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| Parse Email
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| Check for Email
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| Send Email
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