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Hello dealstrike,<br />
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Thunderbird does not have a function or addin to auto save the file from email comming into itself. &nbsp;You need to double click on the file to start the save process. &nbsp;You can automate the save process by<br />
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Thunderbird will auto save a particular type of attachment. &nbsp;In Tbird, go to Tools &gt;&nbsp;Options &gt;&nbsp;Attachment. Select &quot;Save all attachment to this folder. Type in folder. &nbsp;Click OK.<br />
Double click on attachment. &nbsp;Check to auto save this type of file.. <br />
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Hope this helps!<br />
war1
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Hello dealstrike,

Thunderbird does not have a function or addin to auto save the file from email comming into itself.  You need to double click on the file to start the save process.  You can automate the save process by

Thunderbird will auto save a particular type of attachment.  In Tbird, go to Tools > Options > Attachment. Select "Save all attachment to this folder. Type in folder.  Click OK.
Double click on attachment.  Check to auto save this type of file..

Hope this helps!
war1

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I see...is there a way to do this via vb or vb script or something? Is it possible to automate saving of the email the file is in?
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I see...is there a way to do this via vb or vb script or something? Is it possible to automate saving of the email the file is in?

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I do not know of a vb script to use.
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SWEET deal! Thanks, I will try this out in the next few days and let you know<br />
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Much obliged...I LOVE how vb has a solution to almost everything<br />

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SWEET deal! Thanks, I will try this out in the next few days and let you know
 
Much obliged...I LOVE how vb has a solution to almost everything


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Hello everyone, I am currently using Thunderbird email client..and get an automated emailed sent to me everyday with a file in it..I was wondering if there was any way to save it to my PC everyday without me doing anything?
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Hello everyone, I am currently using Thunderbird email client..and get an automated emailed sent to me everyday with a file in it..I was wondering if there was any way to save it to my PC everyday without me doing anything?

Saving files to a desktop from Thunderbird

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