"Manney" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:...
> is there a way to configure the default filename format when you drag a
> message to a folder on your local desktop? By default the file is created
> as <subject title>.msg, but if a message with the same subject is dragged
> into the same folder, you are prompted to overwrite the orignal file.
>
> If you could change the default filename layout to lets say
> <date>-<time>-<from>-<to>.msg it would be a more unique filename
>
> Anyone any ideas
>

I'm fairly certain it's hard-coded, but there are plenty of add-ins available
for stripping message attachments that could be used to this effect.

See www.slipstick.com for links to some of the add-ins, unfortunately I
don't know any of them well enough to give a recommendation, but I'd be
surprised if some of them didn't have configurable filenames.
--
TechieBird
http://bwain-dump.blogspot.com


"Manney" wrote:

>
> "Manney" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:...
> > is there a way to configure the default filename format when you drag a
> > message to a folder on your local desktop? By default the file is created
> > as <subject title>.msg, but if a message with the same subject is dragged
> > into the same folder, you are prompted to overwrite the orignal file.
> >
> > If you could change the default filename layout to lets say
> > <date>-<time>-<from>-<to>.msg it would be a more unique filename
> >
> > Anyone any ideas
> >
>
>
>