help to find VBA to forward a batch of e-mails

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Hi everyone;



I just discovered this forum and it probably has the answer to my question already, but a search has failed to come up with it.



I have set up my e-mail account with my ISP to automatically forward any inbound e-mails to a gmail.com account, and recently discovered a way to automatically add a bcc to everything that I send so that in the future they will land there too. The net result of this is a fairly comfortable knowledge that should something fail on my local machine I will have copies of all e-mail correspondence.



However, I have several hundred e-mails that I have sent from my Outlook 2003 over the last few years before I discovered the auto bcc solution that I would like to see parked in the same gmail.com account.



I am looking for a macro or VBA code that would check each older saved e-mail to determine if it was sent or received, and if it was sent by me, to forward it to another e-mail address. There are a large number of the older e-mails with big attachments so it would be nice if there was some method to batch them up by folder contents or date older than, etc., so I can accomplish this task in smaller bites rather that choking the pipe.



Since this is probably fairly elementary to anyone who knows something about it, I suspect that it has been invented many times over. If someone could point me in the direction of a remedy for this, I will be eternally thankful.



By the way, here is the code to add the bcc.

Code:
        Private Sub Application_ItemSend(ByVal Item As Object, Cancel As Boolean)
      
        	Dim objRecip As Recipient
      
        	Dim strMsg As String
      
        	Dim res As Integer
      
        	Dim strBcc As String
      
        	On Error Resume Next
      
        	' Enter the address for Bcc
      
        	' It must be SMTP address or 
      
        	' resolvable to a name in the address book
      
        	strBcc = "[email protected]"
      
        	Set objRecip = Item.Recipients.Add(strBcc)
      
        	objRecip.Type = olBCC
      
        	If Not objRecip.Resolve Then
      
          	  strMsg = "Could not resolve the Bcc recipient. " & _
      
        				 "Do you want to send the message?"
      
        		res = MsgBox(strMsg, vbYesNo + vbDefaultButton1, _
      
        				"Could Not Resolve Bcc recipient")
      
        		If res = vbNo Then
      
        			Cancel = True
      
        		End If
      
        	End If
      
         
      
        	Set objRecip = Nothing
      
        End Sub

Thanks for any help,



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