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Thread: need to save attachments sent to a dl

  1. #1
    meg Guest

    need to save attachments sent to a dl

    I'm a new programmer (VB) and have been asked to create a script that would automatically capture specific
    attachments sent to a specific distribution list and save them to a folder. What technologies would you
    suggest I use?

    My boss suggested LDAP - however I work for a large corporation and can't imagine that I would be allowed
    admin privileges to our exchange server (unsure how LDAP works)

    Any other ideas?

  2. #2
    3Dim Guest
    Why not Exchange/Outlook do the job?

  3. #3
    meg Guest
    Do you know of where I can read up on some documentation on how to do it?
    Thanks for your input.

  4. #4
    3Dim Guest
    In outlook with rules and allerts.
    See tools menu.

    With exchange you can use policies. Perhaps you can do it with that.

  5. #5
    meg Guest
    The problem is I need to do it programmatically because there are roughly 4 different kinds of attachments we
    will receive, some having the same extension, I can't count on the name of the file, will have to open it and
    read the title of the document, and some will come with the same name as others therefore I would have to
    change the title of the repeating documents in order to save them to the same folder, etc.

  6. #6
    Stefan Engelbert Guest
    What about script sinks?
    If you need help just send me an email.
    Stefan

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