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    saving attachments automatically

    hello, I have been scouring the internet to find a macro that will work in Outlook 2007 that will save all email attachments in a specific folder to a specific folder on my hard drive. right now I have a rule set to move all messages from a specific sender with an attachment to go to a folder called "Temp" in my Outlook personal folders. I want to then save all of the PDF files attached to those messages to "C:\Temp\". I have tried to adapt the macros below without success. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I get about 50 of these emails a day and need to save them individually!

    This one fails to an error message stating: "The operation failed. An object could not be found". I suspect that becasue this code requires a reference to be set to the Microsoft Outlook 8.0 Object Model is why it is failing. But I really have no idea.

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    I found this one on VBAExpress.com and tried to adapt it but it did not work either.

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    Re: saving attachments automatically

    Quote Originally Posted by dcgrove View Post
    This one fails to an error message stating: "The operation failed. An object could not be found". I suspect that becasue this code requires a reference to be set to the Microsoft Outlook 8.0 Object Model is why it is failing. But I really have no idea.
    Yes you will need to make a reference to your current version of Outlook - I am guessing that you should now be either 11.0 or 12.0

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    What did you change the TEMP here to.

    The code otherwise looks fine.

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