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I have many word docs that are OLE links in Outlook and I need to extract
the path and filename. Outlook itself is very sparse in its handling of olOLE type attachments, but I've found that I can save them to disk. When I look at the file using Ultraedit, it comes up in hex. I can clearly see the path I want to extract in plain ascii text at the bottom of the file, but it isn't at the same offset in each file and it looks like there is a unicode version of the same string in the file as well. My initial attempt at extracting it was to read the whole file into a string buffer, find the offsets for the starting "\\" and ending ".doc" and pulling it out that way, but since it's in there multiple times, that didn't work so well. I'm just trying to get an idea of what would be the best way to extract that string. Is there a definition file for this type of OLE object? I know I've only mentioned Outlook, but I'm doing this in VB6 using the Outlook Object model. TIA Matt |
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