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    4D Internet Commands v12.1
 
IMAP_SubscribeMB 
 
        
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| IMAP_SubscribeMB ( imap_ID ; mbName ; mbSubscribe ) -> Function result | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| imap_ID | Longint | 
             
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        Reference to an IMAP login | |||||
| mbName | Text | 
             
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        Name of the mailbox to subscribe or unsubscribe | |||||
| mbSubscribe | Integer | 
             
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        0 = Do not subscribe; 1= Subscribe | |||||
| Function result | Integer | 
             
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        Error code | |||||
The IMAP_SubscribeMB command allows adding or removing of the specified mailbox name to/from the IMAP server’s set of “subscribed” user mailboxes.
As such, the user can choose to narrow down a large list of available mailboxes by subscribing to those that he usually wants to see. To do this, he simply has to use the IMAP_ListMBs command with the subscribedMB optional parameter set to 1 (see IMAP_ListMBs).
imap_ID is a long integer reference to an open connection created with IMAP_Login.
mbName is the full name of the mailbox to be subscribed or unsubscribed.
Pass 0 in mbSubscribe to not subscribe to the mailbox; pass 1 to subscribe.
	Product:  4D Internet Commands
	Theme:  IC IMAP Review Mail
	Number:  
        88880
        
        
        
	
	Created:  4D Internet Commands 6.8.1