Hi
On Friday 14 August 2009 at 8:00:39 PM, in
<mid:342006494.20090814200...@gjctech.co.uk>, Geoff Lane wrote:
> On 14 August 2009, 18:13, Susanne wrote:
>> What I'm looking for is a bulk way of saving several
>> hundred messages as txt files in a windows folder.
> .eml and .msg are just text files. So you could bulk
> export as either and then run a VBScript (or whichever
> language you preferred) utility to strip the unwanted
> headers (or live with the extraneous info if not too
> onerous).
Or you could create an incoming message filter.
Make it a common filter if using multiple accounts.
Something like:-
Condition: Any Message
Action: Export the message -
path/to/folder/%subj.txt
Export format: plain text
When destination file exists: increment file name
(define a template if you want it different to the usual "saved
message" template for the account)
Set it to be Active, executed only by hotkey.
If it's a common filter, share with whatever accounts.
Select a group of messages and press your hotkey combination - they
will be saved in your specified windows folder. If the folder doesn't
exist, it will be created - well it was here when testing, anyway.
HTH
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