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February 16th 06, 07:32 PM
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VBscript to pull the first 3 lines out of Outlook email messages
I am a script newbie here. and I was wondering if any experts out there
would help me with a script to pull the first 3 lines of all outlook email messages out of a folder and paste them to a text file. Say you have a folder with AutoPreview showing only the first 3 lines of the messages and you want to just pull those preview lines out. is it possible to just pull these first 3 lines and paste them all to a text file? Any help would much be appreciated. Thanks 
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