Ooutlook VBA SaveAs Question

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Michael

In Outlook VBA 2003 and 2007, I wish to save the body of the email using
SaveAs. It demands a type.
Is there a way using VBA to deduce from the email, which is the appropriate
extension and type to use in
a SaveAs.

TIA
Michael
 
These are the questions that belong in the programming group, assuming you'd
like an answer.
 
If you want to help, you might place the url of the group in your post.
Otherwise, thanks for nothing.

You have a fellow honorary bureaucrat, Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP, in
another group.

Does it really make you all feel good, being so nasty?

No Thanks,
Michael

Russ Valentine said:
These are the questions that belong in the programming group, assuming
you'd like an answer.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Michael said:
In Outlook VBA 2003 and 2007, I wish to save the body of the email using
SaveAs. It demands a type.
Is there a way using VBA to deduce from the email, which is the
appropriate
extension and type to use in
a SaveAs.

TIA
Michael
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Nasty? Get real. I was supposed to know you had no idea how to do something
as simple as searching Microsoft's public NNTP groups? That would not have
been a logical assumption since you obviously know how to post in those
newsgroups. Forgive me for assuming you knew more than you did. We can't
read minds.
m.p.outlook.program_vba
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Michael said:
If you want to help, you might place the url of the group in your post.
Otherwise, thanks for nothing.

You have a fellow honorary bureaucrat, Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP,
in
another group.

Does it really make you all feel good, being so nasty?

No Thanks,
Michael

Russ Valentine said:
These are the questions that belong in the programming group, assuming
you'd like an answer.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
Michael said:
In Outlook VBA 2003 and 2007, I wish to save the body of the email using
SaveAs. It demands a type.
Is there a way using VBA to deduce from the email, which is the
appropriate
extension and type to use in
a SaveAs.

TIA
Michael
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