Here's the situation - I get about 40 e-mails a day at work, each with a single jpg attached, and I need to print the jpg off. Now, doing this manually takes a while, especially if it has built up. There doesn't seem to be any way of automating this within Outlook (2003 or 2007). So I look towards VBScript, as this seems to be an ideal candidate for scripting. Now, I don't know anything about VBScript (I'm a Python man myself), but here's some pseduocode:
Is this something that would be possible? It looks simple enough, but where I don't know any of the object/method/attribute names, not to mention the syntax, I can't do it myself.
Code:
For email In folder:
Print(MailItem.Attachment)
MailItem.MarkRead()
Next email
Is this something that would be possible? It looks simple enough, but where I don't know any of the object/method/attribute names, not to mention the syntax, I can't do it myself.
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