Forwarding plain text mails

Hi All,
     I know the program RSWUWFML2 forwards workitems from SAP inbox to SAPCONNECT and from there to external mail system.
      I will appreciate if anybody can let me know if there is any standard program to forward the plain text mails from SAP inbox to external mail system or any settings need to be done for the same.
      For all users - email address has been set up in their profile.
      Any supportive answer is appreciated and rewarded.
With thanks,
Manikandan R

Hi Manikandan,
to my knowledge there isnt such a program,
but what you could do in your task is, add a method where you fetch the email-id of the sap user and pass it to your Sendmail Step in WF.
Aditya

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