I have looked for the answer to this but can't find a solution.

What i want is for outlook to reply to emails sent to a specific address
buy sending them a pdf.

Ie
mail is sent to (E-Mail Removed).
Outlook receives the mail and automatically replies to the sender with a
thank you email and a pdf file attached.

I have looked thought the help files and at the office web site but i
can't see the answer, mind you it's probably just me not seeing the
answer right in front of my face

Any ideas suggestions etc are greatly welcome

Thanks

Alan

Note, i am using outlook 2007

You need to create a reply message that contains the file you want to send,
as an attachment and a rule (Tools | Rules and Alerts) that looks for that
sender and responds with the reply message. The details depend on whether
you're using Exchange and want the server to reply or if you need the rule to
run on the Outlook client. In either
--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54

"A" wrote:

> I have looked for the answer to this but can't find a solution.
>
> What i want is for outlook to reply to emails sent to a specific address
> buy sending them a pdf.
>
> Ie
> mail is sent to (E-Mail Removed).
> Outlook receives the mail and automatically replies to the sender with a
> thank you email and a pdf file attached.
>
> I have looked thought the help files and at the office web site but i
> can't see the answer, mind you it's probably just me not seeing the
> answer right in front of my face
>
> Any ideas suggestions etc are greatly welcome
>
> Thanks
>
> Alan
>
> Note, i am using outlook 2007
>

Thanks Sue
Got it all running the way we wanted. As usual the answer was right in
front of me i just couldn't see it for looking.

Alan

Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] wrote:
> You need to create a reply message that contains the file you want to send,
> as an attachment and a rule (Tools | Rules and Alerts) that looks for that
> sender and responds with the reply message. The details depend on whether
> you're using Exchange and want the server to reply or if you need the rule to
> run on the Outlook client. In either