Print Email and Attached Image Files with Date Stamp

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White Horse

I receive about 30 e-mail messages daily that have .tif, .pdf, and .jpg
images attached. Most images have multiple pages. I have vba code
that saves the images on a server directory so that they can be
selected in Windows Explorer and printed all at once.

However, I need a program or macro to print the email date received
(not the date printed) in the margin at the bottom right corner of EACH
sheet of paper printed.

Can anyone suggest visual basic code examples, scripting examples, etc.
that can make this happen?

I am using Outlook 2003 SP2, Windows XP. My printer is a HP Laserjet 4
plus.
 

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