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Part of my job rquires me to save all sent emails regerding a particular
project to a file on our server. This is a bit laborious and I wonder if there is some code that will help. What I would like to start with is if the subject line starts with 3 numbers then a 'Save As' message box apperars so I can choose the folder. I've tried this usung rules but that restricts me to saving in my mailbox. I've also looked through this forum and have found a piece of code that does the same thing. I've tinkered with VBA in excel and will 'have a go' myself but this is the first time I've looed at outlook and don't quite know which event/procedure to start with. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Mark |
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