You would have to write such a macro. You can trap the Application.ItemSend
event and do whatever you want with the item passed to you in that event.
See the examples at www.outlookcode.com for ways to work with ItemSend.

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"Marc C" Marc wrote in message
...
I want to create a macro that saves the email to a specified network path
while clicking the Send/Receive button so that each email is archived on
my
network. I've seen many postings about this, but none have seemed to
help.
Is there a macro that can do this?