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March 17th 08, 03:20 PM
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Macro for Save As to .MSG file (with From and Date/Time stamp)
I'm very new to macros and VBA code and I've been searching examples to get a
feel for the code and variable names. I'm looking to create a macro to do a 'save as' function to a '.msg' format, into My Documents. The standard 'save as' stores it with the subject line as the file name. In addition to this, I would like to append the 'from' name and the date/time the message was sent at the front of the file name. Example: email from John Smith at 10:00AM with subject Test Message would save as 'John Smith 10:00AM Test Message.msg'. Is this doable? Is there any sample code I can review? Thanks in advance for any insights. 
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