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Hello .... I was wondering if someone could assist me in writing a macro for
Outlook 2007 that would file contacts with previously assigned categories into subfolders that have the same name as those categories. For example, if a contact had a category designation of "Restaurants" the macro would file it in a subfolder called "Restaurants" Also, if a contact did not have any category listed for it, then it would be filed in a folder called "Unfiled" I would also like to be able to assign this script/macro to a one-button and put it in a taskbar or menu in Outlook. Can someone help? I am a TOTAL newbie to scripts so I need explicit instructions. Thanks in advance. --LGM |
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