Finding a file within a folder hierarchy and emailing it?

Right now we have an Access database that contains data
pertaining to spam that has been caught by our spam
software. The spam software places data into this
database automatically.

What I'm setting up is a web page that has all these
records created by the spam software, and I would like to
be able to have users log onto a web page, and search
through their caught messages, and if they see one that
is not spam, and I want them to be able to "release"
these messages from the server.

The database has a field that gives the .msg filename
(EXAMPLE: B0000000273.MSG). These files are not contained
within one folder, but rather a series of folders. The
10,000 digit, or the 5th from the right, seems to specify
what folder the message is placed into. See examples
below.

Example of folder hierarchy:

----------------------------------------------------------
----------------------

-->QUARANTINE
|------>0000
--|------>B0000000273.MSG
--|------>B0000000274.MSG
|------>0001
--|------>B0000015118.MSG
--|------>B0000019243.MSG
|------>0002
--|------>B0000026784.MSG
--|------>B0000028421.MSG

----------------------------------------------------------
----------------------



So what I need is a link on my page that will somehow
pass the "B0000000273.MSG" to an email component, which
will search the folder "QUARANTINE" for "B0000000273.MSG"
and if it finds it, then attach it to an email, and send
it the recipient specified in the same record in the
Access database.

I have to imagine that something like this has been done
before, since I do not consider myself a visionary, as a
matter of fact, I think of myself as quite the opposite.

My current page: (CAUTION: Profane language ahead)
URL

Somebody please point me in the right direction, and
remember, I'm completely new to ASP and VBscript web
programming. I've got a bit of experience with CDONTS,
but none with FSO, but I'll go along with whatever you
tell me to do.


Thanks,
Matt

You can check recursively through the directory tree using the FSO but it looks like you can easily predict the folder which will contain the required e-mail by checking the *nth character of the msg name. Once you have defined the folder name it shouldn't be too difficult to either attach the file to an e-mail or extract the content and send to the user using cdonts.

This may help with the e-mail?

HTH.