copying attachments to a folder

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Is there an automatic way to achieve this - rather than selecting each
attachment from a set ofmessages and copy and paste them to the
destination?? TIA //al
 
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al jones said:
Is there an automatic way to achieve this - rather than selecting each
attachment from a set ofmessages and copy and paste them to the
destination?? TIA //al
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What version of Outlook? In OL2002/2003 I believe you can open the message,
select File | save attachments.
 
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What version of Outlook? In OL2002/2003 I believe you can open the message,
select File | save attachments.
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Sorry, I know better than that - outlook 2003. I'd like to automate it I
could; can one file the attachemtnt to a particular foldeer when the
message is received?
 
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al jones said:
Sorry, I know better than that - outlook 2003. I'd like to automate
it I could; can one file the attachemtnt to a particular foldeer
when the message is received?
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Not natively. See if there are any add-ins listed at www.slipstick.net for
this. Search for 'housekeeping'.
 
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Not natively. See if there are any add-ins listed at www.slipstick.net for
this. Search for 'housekeeping'.
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Thanks for the pointer, that's an interesting web site. Now to see if one
of the tools there will do what I want, I see several which seem to have
the possibility. Again, my thanks //al
 
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al jones said:
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al jones said:
On Sun, 4 Dec 2005 00:33:31 -0500, Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:

In al jones <[email protected]> typed:
Is there an automatic way to achieve this - rather than selecting
each attachment from a set ofmessages and copy and paste them to
the destination?? TIA //al

What version of Outlook? In OL2002/2003 I believe you can open the
message, select File | save attachments.

Sorry, I know better than that - outlook 2003. I'd like to automate
it I could; can one file the attachemtnt to a particular foldeer
when the message is received?
Click to expand...

Not natively. See if there are any add-ins listed at
www.slipstick.net for this. Search for 'housekeeping'.
Click to expand...

Thanks for the pointer, that's an interesting web site. Now to see
if one of the tools there will do what I want, I see several which
seem to have the possibility. Again, my thanks //al
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You're most welcome - best of luck.
 
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