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Thank you for your fast response. &nbsp;I just wanted to confirm that a macro was the only way to do this. &nbsp;Many Thanks!
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Thank you for your fast response.  I just wanted to confirm that a macro was the only way to do this.  Many Thanks!

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Hey,<br />
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I believe if you want to save attachments from multiple Outlook emails, you must use a third party plug in. <b>Access recovery</b> is one such trustworthy service that can provide you this facility. You can easily <a href="https://www.systoolsgroup.com/outlook-attachment-extractor.html" rel="ugc">save attachments from Outlook to folder automatically</a> with this utility. Other than this, it is not in my knowledge what are the ways you can perform the above stated act.<br />
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Thanks &amp;&nbsp;Regards,<br />
Clark Kent
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Hey,

I believe if you want to save attachments from multiple Outlook emails, you must use a third party plug in. Access recovery is one such trustworthy service that can provide you this facility. You can easily save attachments from Outlook to folder automatically [https://www.systoolsgroup.com/outlook-attachment-extractor.html] with this utility. Other than this, it is not in my knowledge what are the ways you can perform the above stated act.

Thanks & Regards,
Clark Kent

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I am trying to create an outlook rule that will save attachments from a specific person to a folder on my hard drive. &nbsp;Is this possible without having to create a macro?<br />
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Many Thanks
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I am trying to create an outlook rule that will save attachments from a specific person to a folder on my hard drive.  Is this possible without having to create a macro?

Many Thanks

Can you create an Outlook rule to save attachments to a folder on your hard drive?

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