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July 20th 09, 06:05 PM
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Add-on to the "Save As" dialog box in Outlook
When saving an attachment, I would like to modify the "Save As" dialog box to
include an additional option "Save to DB". This would create a link or temporary file of the attachment. This add-on would then invoke our current HTML page which allows the user to add some additional information before "Submitting" and uploading the file to the DB. Ideally the file name on the HTML page would be automatically populated from the Outlook attachment name/link. 
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