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VBA + Exchange + Outlook: Archive multiple mailboxes - best approach?
Hi
Thinking of adapting BlueDevilFan's Outlook archiving script (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21713056/How-To-Archive-Emails-of-EVERYONE-by-year.html) to trawl through multiple Mailboxes, have half a dozen bound to by default profile.
As I've never played with Exchange / Outlook before am wondering if I should be tweaking the script to walk the other mailboxes (Folders) from my default profile, or set up an autonomous profile for each of the in-boxes, and just add some code to walk / swap the profiles, and call the code more or less as is? Are there any significant benefits / dis-advantages to either approach?
Thinking of adapting BlueDevilFan's Outlook archiving script (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21713056/How-To-Archive-Emails-of-EVERYONE-by-year.html) to trawl through multiple Mailboxes, have half a dozen bound to by default profile.
As I've never played with Exchange / Outlook before am wondering if I should be tweaking the script to walk the other mailboxes (Folders) from my default profile, or set up an autonomous profile for each of the in-boxes, and just add some code to walk / swap the profiles, and call the code more or less as is? Are there any significant benefits / dis-advantages to either approach?
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No problem. How many additional mailboxes are we talking about?
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Half a dozen, team / project based mailboxes.
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Sorry for the delay in replying, either Outlook 2003 or 2007 against Exchange 2003.