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Is there a way to print a group of e-mails saved in a folder, along with all of their attachments, without having to individually open each one and all of the attachments? They're saved in Outlook message format, if that matters. I'm guessing "no," but hoping "yes."
Before going that route, are you sure printing all of that is really what you need to do to solve your business problem?
Maybe it's just me imagining things, but usually this is followed by making copies and then distributing them in a meeting to people, and there might be a better way to solve your problem than a mass printing.
Before going that route, are you sure printing all of that is really what you need to do to solve your business problem?
Maybe it's just me imagining things, but usually this is followed by making copies and then distributing them in a meeting to people, and there might be a better way to solve your problem than a mass printing.
It's not for me, it's for my boss, and there's not going to be any copying for any meetings.
I don't know how inclined you are to use vba to solve the problem, but I just did some googling and found this article which, using a little vba in outlook, appears to do exactly what you want to do.
First, create a folder and drop that selection of e-mails you want.
File, Import and Export, Choose to Export to a File, (Tab seperated Values - Windows)*, select the Folder you created, and hit NEXT. Give it a name, and then open that file with any form of windows txt editor.
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Maybe it's just me imagining things, but usually this is followed by making copies and then distributing them in a meeting to people, and there might be a better way to solve your problem than a mass printing.
First, create a folder and drop that selection of e-mails you want.
File, Import and Export, Choose to Export to a File, (Tab seperated Values - Windows)*, select the Folder you created, and hit NEXT. Give it a name, and then open that file with any form of windows txt editor.
Should all be printable from there.