Can I get the Permanent Attachment in Initial Emails, but not in Replies and Forwards?
BlueDevilFan helped me with a Macro in Outlook that permanently attached a PDF document to outgoing emails. It worked almost too well. The attachment appears in initial emails, but is also included in replies and forwards. Is there a way to edit the macro so that it doesn't include the attachment in replies and forwards?
Also, because it's a macro, in order to avoid getting the "Security Warning" I had to allow all macros to run. This, of course, is a potential security hole. Is there a way to allow this one macro to run, but prevent others from being allowed to run? The code used to run the "attachment" macro is included.
Also, because it's a macro, in order to avoid getting the "Security Warning" I had to allow all macros to run. This, of course, is a potential security hole. Is there a way to allow this one macro to run, but prevent others from being allowed to run? The code used to run the "attachment" macro is included.
Private Sub Application_ItemSend(ByVal Item As Object, Cancel As Boolean)
If Item.Class = olMail Then
'Edit the file path and name on the following line'
Item.Attachments.Add "C:\MyFile.pdf"
Item.Save
End If
End SubSOLUTION
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You made me look like a star. I told the user I'd have the solution next week. Instead I have it the same day the problem was discovered! Way to go Patrick!
Glad to help :)
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Thanks. The first part, the adjustment to the code, worked. I'd like to attempt the second, using a self signed certificate, but I'm not sure of the best way to go about it. A step-by-step guide would be helpful. Just so you know; we're running Outlook 2003/Exchange 2003 (under Windows Server 2003 Std).