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April 20th 06, 02:24 PM
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How to programmatically save all email attachments in a folder
I have a set of folders in a mailbox in Outlook 2003 that I need to work
with. Specifically, I want to create a procedure that will scan through a folder and check each email for the following: -check to see if there is an attachment, or even multiple attachments. -If there are attachment(s), then it should save them to some specified folder. -If there are no attachment(s), then it should go and check the next email. Is that something fairly trivial to achieve in Outlook? I have experience writing VBA scripts for Word and Access, but I haven't delved into programming much at all for Outlook...any ideas would be greatly appreciated. 
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