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August 8th 08, 09:28 PM
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Email to Task, move task to 'Other Tasks' folder to sync w/Sharepoint
I need a VBA script that is executed via an Outlook 2007 rule when a specific
type of email is received (from a specific account, containing specific text). The script should create an Outlook task with elements from the original email (plus include the original email as an attachment), then move the task to an 'Other Tasks' folder. I have seen code somewhere that will created a task item from an email item. But I have not seen anything that moves the task to a separate task folder which, in this case, will synchronize with a Sharepoint 2007 site's task list. Caveat: I know very little about programing VBA. Ideas? 
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