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I want to be able to strip attachments from emails and save them to disk. What I also want to do in addition to this is leave a link within the email to the attachment that was stripped out and saved to disk.
Lots of reasons to do this:
- Speeding up Outlook by not having so much data in open PST files (including archive folders).
- Allowing other users quick access to the attachments in structured folders, without having to use Outlook.
- Also, in an Exchange setup only mailboxes can be shared - not archive pst folders stored locally. (The archive pst files can of course be shared from the computer they are on but not opened by more than one user at the same time.)
An automated solution similar to auto-archiving would be ideal.
Any suggestions?
Operating systems: XP/Vista/Windows 7
Microsoft Office: 2003/2007
+1. If I can't find anything that does the job automatically without user intervention, this is definitely going to suit my needs. Excellent piece of software. – Kez – 2009-10-05T13:50:11.293
works on Windows 7 too. – Kez – 2009-10-05T21:15:59.117