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May 27th 10, 10:03 PM
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how to save incoming mail in TRUE csv format
I have a script in Outlook 2007 that automatically saves incoming emails to a
folder as a txt. Simply changing my code to olCSV does not comma separate the values. How can i convert this to a csv format? Is it possible? Obviously I'm a real newbie. Thanks in Advance or all/any help! here's my code: Sub saveemail(myItem As Outlook.MailItem) myItem.SaveAs "c:\mail\" & myItem.Subject & ".txt", olTXT End Sub Matt 
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