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Pheasant Plucker® October 26th 07 05:42 PM

Can Outlook 2003 automatically process an attachment?
 
Hi there,

I realise this question flies in the face of security but is there a way to
have Outlook 2003 automatically save a .pdf file in a specific folder when
opened?

We have 10 Technicians and we regularly send out a Company newsletter or
service bulletins to - originally created with Publisher but turned into a
..pdf file for ease of transmission and handling.

As the Techs are not totally computer literate is there a way we could
process this attachment so for example it would be saved to a specific
folder such as My Documents\Newsletters or something without them having to
open it, select save, choose a location and then save it?

Failing that is there any alternative to automate this process to make it as
easy as possible for them to store a copy in this specific directory?

Possibly use WinZip using the full pathname to extract to?

--
Thanks & regards,
-pp-



Ben M. Schorr, MVP October 26th 07 07:21 PM

Can Outlook 2003 automatically process an attachment?
 
Not natively but there are third-party tools that will do it. See if you
can find something he http://www.slipstick.com/addins/auto.aspc


--
-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, MVP
Roland Schorr & Tower
http://www.rolandschorr.com
http://www.officeforlawyers.com/outlook.htm

"Pheasant Plucker®" wrote in message
...
Hi there,

I realise this question flies in the face of security but is there a way
to
have Outlook 2003 automatically save a .pdf file in a specific folder when
opened?

We have 10 Technicians and we regularly send out a Company newsletter or
service bulletins to - originally created with Publisher but turned into a
.pdf file for ease of transmission and handling.

As the Techs are not totally computer literate is there a way we could
process this attachment so for example it would be saved to a specific
folder such as My Documents\Newsletters or something without them having
to
open it, select save, choose a location and then save it?

Failing that is there any alternative to automate this process to make it
as
easy as possible for them to store a copy in this specific directory?

Possibly use WinZip using the full pathname to extract to?

--
Thanks & regards,
-pp-




Pheasant Plucker® October 28th 07 07:15 AM

Can Outlook 2003 automatically process an attachment?
 
Thanks for that...some good stuff there Ben.

Kind regards,
-=pp=-


"Ben M. Schorr, MVP" wrote in message
...
Not natively but there are third-party tools that will do it. See if you
can find something he http://www.slipstick.com/addins/auto.aspc


--
-Ben-
Ben M. Schorr, MVP
Roland Schorr & Tower
http://www.rolandschorr.com
http://www.officeforlawyers.com/outlook.htm

"Pheasant Plucker®" wrote in message
...
Hi there,

I realise this question flies in the face of security but is there a way
to
have Outlook 2003 automatically save a .pdf file in a specific folder

when
opened?

We have 10 Technicians and we regularly send out a Company newsletter or
service bulletins to - originally created with Publisher but turned into

a
.pdf file for ease of transmission and handling.

As the Techs are not totally computer literate is there a way we could
process this attachment so for example it would be saved to a specific
folder such as My Documents\Newsletters or something without them having
to
open it, select save, choose a location and then save it?

Failing that is there any alternative to automate this process to make

it
as
easy as possible for them to store a copy in this specific directory?

Possibly use WinZip using the full pathname to extract to?

--
Thanks & regards,
-pp-







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