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Hello group,
I have a rather large inbox (3000+ items) with emails pertaining to a number of different clients. Typically, all documents relating to a client (eg. Word files, PDFs etc) are stored in a specific client folder. Nothing particularly complex about this, merely an alphabetically organised set of folders in Windows (XP). I would like to know if there is a way of exporting or copying the emails in my inbox, specific to a client, to the client's folder. It doesn't really matter what format they are in, provided they can be read as before, and the basics (To, From, Time, Date etc) are preserved. I could then delete the emails from my inbox. I've tried selecting multiple messages in Outlook then using a print to PDF option - but when I do this I only have the option to print "Table Style", which basically outputs a list of the emails, but not their contents. Neither does the "Export" function appear to have what I am looking for either. Does anyone have any ideas? Regards, Tanel. |
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