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January 17th 06, 08:10 AM
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Hi,
Thanks for your help. Since I am a novice so having a bit problem in running this code. Its generating error in second line. Please have a look and advice. Sub AutoSave_RTDs_From_Mansoor() Public SaveAttachments(oMail as Outlook.MailItem) Dim oAtt As Outlook.Attachment For Each oAtt In oMail.Attachments oAtt.SaveAsFile "d:\TestFolder" & oAtt.FileName Next End Sub Thanks again. "Michael Bauer" wrote: Am Mon, 19 Dec 2005 03:58:02 -0800 schrieb Telecommm: There´s no rule for saving attachments. But in Outlook = XP you can use a rule that runs a script if a new mail arrives with the specific subject. Sample for such a script: Public SaveAttachments(oMail as Outlook.MailItem) Dim oAtt as Outlook.Attachment For each oAtt in oMail.Attachments oAtt.SaveAsFile "d:\path\" & oAtt.FileName Next End Sub -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook Hi Experts, I daily receive an email with a specific word "IUN" in subject field. This contains a zip attachment. I want to save this attachment automatically in a folder in D Drive. Please tell me how can i do that. Do i need some macro or i can use the Rules of MS Outlook. Thanks for the support. Regards Telecommm 
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January 18th 06, 08:52 AM
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Am Mon, 16 Jan 2006 23:10:02 -0800 schrieb Telecommm:
There must be only one method declaration, that is the first *or* the second line only. The sample expects that you call the method with a reference on the e-mail in question. So if you decide to use the first line then please copy the argument (i.e.: oMail as Outlook.MailItem) into the first line before deleting the second one. -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook Hi, Thanks for your help. Since I am a novice so having a bit problem in running this code. Its generating error in second line. Please have a look and advice. Sub AutoSave_RTDs_From_Mansoor() Public SaveAttachments(oMail as Outlook.MailItem) Dim oAtt As Outlook.Attachment For Each oAtt In oMail.Attachments oAtt.SaveAsFile "d:\TestFolder" & oAtt.FileName Next End Sub Thanks again. "Michael Bauer" wrote: Am Mon, 19 Dec 2005 03:58:02 -0800 schrieb Telecommm: There�s no rule for saving attachments. But in Outlook = XP you can use a rule that runs a script if a new mail arrives with the specific subject. Sample for such a script: Public SaveAttachments(oMail as Outlook.MailItem) Dim oAtt as Outlook.Attachment For each oAtt in oMail.Attachments oAtt.SaveAsFile "d:\path\" & oAtt.FileName Next End Sub -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook Hi Experts, I daily receive an email with a specific word "IUN" in subject field. This contains a zip attachment. I want to save this attachment automatically in a folder in D Drive. Please tell me how can i do that. Do i need some macro or i can use the Rules of MS Outlook. Thanks for the support. Regards Telecommm
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January 19th 06, 09:50 AM
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Thank you Sir,
that clears the issue. Thanks again. "Michael Bauer" wrote: Am Mon, 16 Jan 2006 23:10:02 -0800 schrieb Telecommm: There must be only one method declaration, that is the first *or* the second line only. The sample expects that you call the method with a reference on the e-mail in question. So if you decide to use the first line then please copy the argument (i.e.: oMail as Outlook.MailItem) into the first line before deleting the second one. -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook Hi, Thanks for your help. Since I am a novice so having a bit problem in running this code. Its generating error in second line. Please have a look and advice. Sub AutoSave_RTDs_From_Mansoor() Public SaveAttachments(oMail as Outlook.MailItem) Dim oAtt As Outlook.Attachment For Each oAtt In oMail.Attachments oAtt.SaveAsFile "d:\TestFolder" & oAtt.FileName Next End Sub Thanks again. "Michael Bauer" wrote: Am Mon, 19 Dec 2005 03:58:02 -0800 schrieb Telecommm: There´s no rule for saving attachments. But in Outlook = XP you can use a rule that runs a script if a new mail arrives with the specific subject. Sample for such a script: Public SaveAttachments(oMail as Outlook.MailItem) Dim oAtt as Outlook.Attachment For each oAtt in oMail.Attachments oAtt.SaveAsFile "d:\path\" & oAtt.FileName Next End Sub -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook Hi Experts, I daily receive an email with a specific word "IUN" in subject field. This contains a zip attachment. I want to save this attachment automatically in a folder in D Drive. Please tell me how can i do that. Do i need some macro or i can use the Rules of MS Outlook. Thanks for the support. Regards Telecommm
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