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Automatic Email Reply with Attachment
Here is my problem:
Our department had daily reports that we ran everyday and sent through the email, now because the reports have grown over time with enhancements and tracking more data they are too big to distribute everyday so we moved to posting them on the company intranet. The challenge faced now is that some of our employees travel often and dont have access to the intranet therefore require the reports emailed to them. Is there anyway we could set up an email that is sent to a distribution that includes a link that when the recepient clicks the link it will trigger a reply email with the attachment, the files are always named the same thing and are in the same directory. Any ideas for a solution? Thanks in advance for your help. |
Automatic Email Reply with Attachment
The best way to implement this is to develop a COM Add-In that can be
installed on each PC that will create a custom toolbar button that could automatically reply to the e-mail and insert the appropriate attachment. You can do the same thing with macros, but those are difficult to deploy correctly. -- Eric Legault (Outlook MVP, MCDBA, MCTS: Messaging & Collaboration) Try Picture Attachments Wizard for Outlook: http://www.collaborativeinnovations.ca Blog: http://blogs.officezealot.com/legault/ " wrote: Here is my problem: Our department had daily reports that we ran everyday and sent through the email, now because the reports have grown over time with enhancements and tracking more data they are too big to distribute everyday so we moved to posting them on the company intranet. The challenge faced now is that some of our employees travel often and dont have access to the intranet therefore require the reports emailed to them. Is there anyway we could set up an email that is sent to a distribution that includes a link that when the recepient clicks the link it will trigger a reply email with the attachment, the files are always named the same thing and are in the same directory. Any ideas for a solution? Thanks in advance for your help. |
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