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December 19th 07, 10:56 PM
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Run macro through rule
Hi all,
I have a rule setup that puts all my Voicemail emails into a folder called Voicemail. Since my voicemails are in WAV format, I want to convert these into MP3. My idea to do this was to automatically save the .WAV file to a specific folder and then have an app that monitors that folder convert it to MP3 and then email it to me. The only thing is I can't figure out how to have a rule run a macro. I have a macro all created that will save the attachment to a specific folder, but I can't figure out to get it to run via a rule. Any ideas? Thanks. -Flash Workflow: In Outlook: 1. Message received with voicemail attachment 2. Move to Voicemail folder 3. Save attachment to local folder Separate app: 4. Convert WAV file to MP3 5. Email new MP3 file to Blackberry 
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December 19th 07, 11:49 PM
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Run macro through rule
Should be able to use the "run a script" option in the Rules. See also:
http://www.outlookcode.com/threads.a...messageid=6254. "Flash08" wrote in message ... Hi all, I have a rule setup that puts all my Voicemail emails into a folder called Voicemail. Since my voicemails are in WAV format, I want to convert these into MP3. My idea to do this was to automatically save the .WAV file to a specific folder and then have an app that monitors that folder convert it to MP3 and then email it to me. The only thing is I can't figure out how to have a rule run a macro. I have a macro all created that will save the attachment to a specific folder, but I can't figure out to get it to run via a rule. Any ideas? Thanks. -Flash Workflow: In Outlook: 1. Message received with voicemail attachment 2. Move to Voicemail folder 3. Save attachment to local folder Separate app: 4. Convert WAV file to MP3 5. Email new MP3 file to Blackberry
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December 20th 07, 04:16 PM
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Run macro through rule
On Dec 19, 6:49 pm, "Castell" wrote:
Should be able to use the "run a script" option in the Rules. See also:http://www.outlookcode.com/threads.a...messageid=6254. "Flash08" wrote in message ... Hi all, I have a rule setup that puts all my Voicemail emails into a folder called Voicemail. Since my voicemails are in WAV format, I want to convert these into MP3. My idea to do this was to automatically save the .WAV file to a specific folder and then have an app that monitors that folder convert it to MP3 and then email it to me. The only thing is I can't figure out how to have a rule run a macro. I have a macro all created that will save the attachment to a specific folder, but I can't figure out to get it to run via a rule. Any ideas? Thanks. -Flash Workflow: In Outlook: 1. Message received with voicemail attachment 2. Move to Voicemail folder 3. Save attachment to local folder Separate app: 4. Convert WAV file to MP3 5. Email new MP3 file to Blackberry Thanks. It looks like I wasn't saving the function in the right area. Looks good now tho.
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