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I want to create a custom VBA script that will look at text in an
e-mail, if certain text is contained within an e-mail, an automatic reponse is sent to a certain users, based on text. If email contains account number then send automatic reply just looking for any advice i can get on this i would like to do this at the client, not on exchange |
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Am 24 Aug 2006 06:43:49 -0700 schrieb :
A good point to start at is www.outlookcode.com. At client side you can use the Inbox´ ItemAdd event. Check the MailItem´s Body property with the Instr function. For a reply you can call the item´s Reply function, which returns a new MailItem object. Note: If a message arrives in Exchange and your Outlook isn´t runnung then you won´t get any event. -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.VBOffice.net -- I want to create a custom VBA script that will look at text in an e-mail, if certain text is contained within an e-mail, an automatic reponse is sent to a certain users, based on text. If email contains account number then send automatic reply just looking for any advice i can get on this i would like to do this at the client, not on exchange |
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