S
Stever
A bunch of people at our company have been saving their emails to the
network drives by draging them from outlook 2003 to the file system. The
problem is that when you do this you loose the intelligence of the messages
when it comes to finding one email among thousands. What I have been tasked
to do is reverse this by creating a .pst file for each of our projects(which
I have already done there are 1500 of them by the way) and importing the
..msg files into the .pst file they belong to. The only way I can do this by
manually draging the files from the network drive into the folder in
Outlook. I can't seem to find a way to use vba to do this in an automated
manner.
So the goal is:
Search each folder in g:\projects for *.msg files.
When a folder contains *.msg files, Open the FOLDERNAME.pst file in outlook
ie. c:\projects\12345_01.pst and copy the .msg files into the newly opened
..pst file.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Steve
network drives by draging them from outlook 2003 to the file system. The
problem is that when you do this you loose the intelligence of the messages
when it comes to finding one email among thousands. What I have been tasked
to do is reverse this by creating a .pst file for each of our projects(which
I have already done there are 1500 of them by the way) and importing the
..msg files into the .pst file they belong to. The only way I can do this by
manually draging the files from the network drive into the folder in
Outlook. I can't seem to find a way to use vba to do this in an automated
manner.
So the goal is:
Search each folder in g:\projects for *.msg files.
When a folder contains *.msg files, Open the FOLDERNAME.pst file in outlook
ie. c:\projects\12345_01.pst and copy the .msg files into the newly opened
..pst file.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Steve