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I would like to make a script for Outlook 2007and don't know where to begin
(I'm not a VB programmer). What I want seems simple enough to me to accomplish. Everytime I click NEW email, I'd like this script to auto insert the following into the subject line of the email YY_MM_DD_St_this following text I would enter in by hand Year, month, day, and the St are my initials. All my company emails are archived, and I need to find a way to particularily identify every email I send. This was the best idea I could come up. Is this possible at all? Also, some workstations here are still running Outlook 2003. Can I install a similar script on these older workstations? Would the script be the same or must it be different? Thank you for the help. |
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