DOCUMENTATION TOPICSDOCUMENTATION TOPICS
- Getting started
- Email Sources
- What is an email source?
- How to set up POP as an email source
- How to set up IMAP as an email source
- How to set up Gmail as an email source
- How to set up an Exchange or Office 365 email account
- How to find the Exchange web services URL
- Using a normal folder as an email source
- Filtering incoming emails
- Combining multiple filters to build complex filter rules
- Deleting emails from your email account
- Using scripts to filter emails
- Email Parsers
- What is an email parser?
- Capturing text with "Starts with... continues until..."
- Capturing text with Regular expressions
- Capturing an HTML tag
- Capturing an HTML tag with XPath
- Capturing an HTML tag with CSS selectors
- Capturing an HTML tag by the tag properties
- Parsing text from attached files
- Capturing text with "Filtering and Replacing"
- Capturing text with a Script
- Multiple step parsing
- Actions. Basic concepts
- Actions. Spreadsheet
- Actions. Database
- Handling SQL SELECT result
- Running a SQL statement in a Microsoft SQL server database
- Microsoft SQL Server connection strings
- Running a SQL statement in a MySQL server database
- Running a SQL statement in a ODBC-compatible database
- How to create and use a new ODBC data source
- Where to download an ODBC driver
- Actions. Online integration
- Actions. Local integration
- Actions. Email
- Actions. Flow control
- Actions. Fields
- Actions. Miscellaneous
- Other topics
Running an external program
See also
Running a command under Windows command prompt
Creating a custom action with a script
With this action you can call an external program as part of the email processing. This kind of action is commonly used to integrate Email Parser with other existing tools. Note that Email Parser will wait for the external program to finish before continue with the rest of the actions.