OL2003 Question re Attachments

J

jor

I use OLXP with WinXP at work on an Netware/cc:Mail network. I also use it
with XP on a stnadalone laptop. Live everyone else I get tons of email with
large attachments. To overcome the balooning pst file problem I bought a
couple of copies of "Attachment Executive" which solves that problem by
stripping the attachments and writing a link to them in the text of the
mail. So here's my question:
Does OL2003 have something built in to so this job?
Thanks.
jor
 
J

jjj

Thanks, Diane. I guess I need to read up on 2003 before I make the move. I
just wish MS would pay more attention to some of the issues that annoy us
users like this one (attachments), the clunky import/export when so many of
us go back and forth between a desktop and laptop, the crazy Outlook-Outlook
Express naming confusion and so on. Just blowing off steam. Thanks again.
jor
Diane Poremsky said:
No. the best you can do is a vba macro.

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jor said:
I use OLXP with WinXP at work on an Netware/cc:Mail network. I also use it
with XP on a stnadalone laptop. Live everyone else I get tons of email with
large attachments. To overcome the balooning pst file problem I bought a
couple of copies of "Attachment Executive" which solves that problem by
stripping the attachments and writing a link to them in the text of the
mail. So here's my question:
Does OL2003 have something built in to so this job?
Thanks.
jor
 

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