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detaching attachment from email
is it possible to detach a file from an email which has been recieved automatically as the email arrives.
steps
1) computer has live email connection
2) outlook is loaded
3) software sitting there scanning email <- part of what I'm asking for
4) detects email and detaches the file.
Is this possible in VB or VBA,
rather have it in VBA
any idea's
cheers
Andy
steps
1) computer has live email connection
2) outlook is loaded
3) software sitting there scanning email <- part of what I'm asking for
4) detects email and detaches the file.
Is this possible in VB or VBA,
rather have it in VBA
any idea's
cheers
Andy
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thanks all, I'm currently up to my eyes in programming for a company at the moment, so I will try the code in the next day or 2 to reward points,
PS
Will this work in VBA aswell ????
cheers
Andy
speak to you all soon
PS
Will this work in VBA aswell ????
cheers
Andy
speak to you all soon
Yes, basically this works in VBA also.
Make sure you add the M$ Outlook 9.0 Object Library from Reference and it should fine as well :)
Make sure you add the M$ Outlook 9.0 Object Library from Reference and it should fine as well :)
ASKER
Thanks ryancys,
but it says when i try and run the code that the list1.additem box METHOD OR DATA OBJECT NOT FOUND which means that additem is not found for list1 properties, could this be moded to work in VBA.
cheers
Andy
but it says when i try and run the code that the list1.additem box METHOD OR DATA OBJECT NOT FOUND which means that additem is not found for list1 properties, could this be moded to work in VBA.
cheers
Andy
Sorry, In Access, combobox use RowSource Property rather that AddItem to add item to its list.
You can just ignore/ remark the line content: List1.AddItem
regards,
ryancys
You can just ignore/ remark the line content: List1.AddItem
regards,
ryancys
content = contain, bad english.. .
ASKER
thanks ryancys
could i put it in outlook vb editor under macros,
I've run it from there and its working but I dont understand how outlook can run the module automatically while outlook it open.
hmmm i dunno if you understood any of that.
you have been a great help even so, points will be rewarded even so.
cheers
Andy
could i put it in outlook vb editor under macros,
I've run it from there and its working but I dont understand how outlook can run the module automatically while outlook it open.
hmmm i dunno if you understood any of that.
you have been a great help even so, points will be rewarded even so.
cheers
Andy
ASKER
if you look under tools in outlook then macro's you will see visual basic editor,
could i put the code in there because thats where ive run it from and its working fine, but i want it to run upon receiving new email how do i make it run from that part of outlook
cheers
Andy
could i put the code in there because thats where ive run it from and its working fine, but i want it to run upon receiving new email how do i make it run from that part of outlook
cheers
Andy
Hi Andy,
So you want to auto-activate the save function when a new is received?
I'll try and get back to you :)
So you want to auto-activate the save function when a new is received?
I'll try and get back to you :)
ASKER
yes please
many thanks
Andy
many thanks
Andy
ASKER
Hi ryancys,
I've sorted it matey, just added it into outlook as a vba module,
thanks for your help
Andy
I've sorted it matey, just added it into outlook as a vba module,
thanks for your help
Andy
http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.Asp?ID=632