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October 2nd 07, 08:14 PM
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Rule to reply with template and attach document
Anyone have any suggestions on the best way to do this: rule applied
to a received email that replies with an email containing an attachment. The reply is based upon the received email's subject. I know about creating a rule and using a template. However, I don't want to save the attachment with the template. I'm constantly updating the file/attachment and would prefer linking/attaching the file. For example, an email is received with "today's data" in the subject. A rule responds by sending an email with the current data file attached. I'm familar with Excel/Access VBA---Outlook scripting is a bit less...friendly. Thanks for any help! 
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