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I am stuck starting the program. I am using VB Express, and I would love to speak to anyone who can talk me through a few commands.
I want to save my Outlook Express emails in to HTML format in “My Documents” file then copy them over to an external disk drive. I know that this can be accomplished if I do them one at a time, but I have hundreds of them and I need some type of macro or VB program that will go through each of my folders and save them to my “My Documents” folder in the HTML format. From there I can copy and transfer them to the external hard drive.
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Re: Using a VB program to save all of my Outlook Express email as a HTML.
Posted 23 April 2008 - 10:38 AM
Unfortunately this is the wrong forum for technical questions and I don't think its a good idea to include your phone numbers with your posts.
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Re: Using a VB program to save all of my Outlook Express email as a HTML.
Posted 23 April 2008 - 10:56 AM
Here ya go guy moved ya over to Visual Basic and edited out the phone numbers although I know you want someone to talk to you about this the best route is to post what is giving you a problem or if you need it now and want live help click on the link on the right.
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Re: Using a VB program to save all of my Outlook Express email as a HTML.
Posted 23 April 2008 - 12:07 PM
Moved to VB.Net
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