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Outlook 2000
Is there a simple way to select multiple emails (in the list pane) and delete their attachments all at once. Currently I have to open each email, to delete attachments. Similarly, something that lets you select multiple emails and save their attachments to a single destination (all at once). I would even settle for a tool bar button/macro that will delete/save the attachment(s) of the currently selected email (w/o actually opening the email). |
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livetohike wrote:
Outlook 2000 Is there a simple way to select multiple emails (in the list pane) and delete their attachments all at once. Currently I have to open each email, to delete attachments. http://www.slipstick.com/addins/housekeeping.asp -- Brian Tillman |
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On May 22, 10:11 pm, "Brian Tillman" wrote:
wrote: Outlook 2000 Is there a simple way to select multiple emails (in the list pane) and delete their attachments all at once. Currently I have to open each email, to delete attachments. http://www.slipstick.com/addins/housekeeping.asp -- Brian Tillman Thanks Brian. I took a look and those products seemed like overkill, and of course I am looking for a 'free' solution. Just to make sure everyone is clear on what I was asking: I want to delete the attachment from an email and save the textual part of the email and I want to do it w/o having to open the email (i.e. from list view). Is there a Macro I can run that will delete all the attachments to the currently selected email (ie being viewed in the preview pane, but not 'open"). |
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Brian,
Our IT dept. would go bananas if anyone downloaded any utility file from the Internet and installed it on a company computer on our network where it could potentially muck around within Outlook in unknown ways. How do we know any such utility does not contain data-mining spyware? For that matter (please don't take personal offense; none is intended) how do we know whether Brian Tillman is just a real, nice person trying to be helpful, or an alias being used by some not so nice person who is involved in phishing/spyware and is posting these comments to entice potential victims? Also, (no offense intended toward www.slipstick.com), what do we really know about www.slipstick.com? Who are they, and how do we find out if they are what they claim on their website? Unfortunately, people need to be very cautious these days. Where does one go for reliable, definitive answers to these questions? I think this is a valid point to make, here "Brian Tillman" wrote: livetohike wrote: Outlook 2000 Is there a simple way to select multiple emails (in the list pane) and delete their attachments all at once. Currently I have to open each email, to delete attachments. http://www.slipstick.com/addins/housekeeping.asp -- Brian Tillman |
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"Bob W" wrote in message
... Also, (no offense intended toward www.slipstick.com), what do we really know about www.slipstick.com? Who are they, and how do we find out if they are what they claim on their website? http://www.slipstick.com/slipstick.htm Sue Mosher is a respected MVP..... |
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That's certainly reassuring; hope I haven't raised anyone's flaming wrath
with the prior message; MVPs are certainly impeccably trustworthy and I greatly respect and support them. When you click on just the link, www.slipstick.com, you don't first see their info page at www.slipstick.com/slipstick; you just see a lot of available software and information links. Might be worth considering adding the MVP logo to the top of all pages to alert new visitors like myself that it's an MVP's site... "Gordon" wrote: "Bob W" wrote in message ... Also, (no offense intended toward www.slipstick.com), what do we really know about www.slipstick.com? Who are they, and how do we find out if they are what they claim on their website? http://www.slipstick.com/slipstick.htm Sue Mosher is a respected MVP..... |
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"Bob W" wrote in message
... Might be worth considering adding the MVP logo to the top of all pages to alert new visitors like myself that it's an MVP's site... I agree - that link was WAAAY down at the bottom of a LONG page..... Sue? |
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Sue Mosher began and maintained that site for many years but recently (2-3 yrs. ago) sold the site to MVP Diane Poremsky, also a long standing and respected Outlook MVP.
-- Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without reading. After furious head scratching, Gordon asked: | "Bob W" wrote in message | ... | || Also, (no offense intended toward www.slipstick.com), what do we || really know about || www.slipstick.com? Who are they, and how do we find out if they are || what they || claim on their website? | | http://www.slipstick.com/slipstick.htm | | Sue Mosher is a respected MVP..... |
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Sue sold Slipstick at the end of 2003... to another MVP.
![]() -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/ Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/ Outlook Tips by email: Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com Subscribe to Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter: "Gordon" wrote in message ... "Bob W" wrote in message ... Also, (no offense intended toward www.slipstick.com), what do we really know about www.slipstick.com? Who are they, and how do we find out if they are what they claim on their website? http://www.slipstick.com/slipstick.htm Sue Mosher is a respected MVP..... |
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