Posts Tagged 'outlook VBA'

How to Batch Convert & Attach Multiple Word Documents as PDF Files to an Outlook Email

It is easy to attach a Word document as a PDF file to an Outlook email. Yet, if you'd like to attach multiple Word documents as PDF files to an email, you can read this article. Here we will show you a method to batch get it. To attach a Word document as PDF file to an Outlook email, you can firstly open the Word document and go to "File" menu. Then, you can switch to "Save & Send" tab, on which there is a "Send as PDF" button, like the following screenshot. Thus, it is quite...

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How to Auto Save All Attachments from Senders in a Specific Domain via Outlook VBA

If you want to let Outlook auto save all attachments from the senders whose email addresses are in a specific domain, you can read this article. Here we will introduce a quick method to you. Perhaps all staffs in your company use the email addresses which are in the same domain. Since you frequently send emails with various attachments to each other, you may wish Outlook to auto save the attachments from such emails. In this case, Outlook will be demanded to auto check the email's sender...

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How to Auto Log Each Printed Outlook Email in Excel Workbook

Some users hope to auto save logs of printed emails in their Outlook. However, there is not such a direct feature available. Hence, in this article, we'll introduce a way to auto log each printed email in a specific Excel workbook. For some reasons, you may need to record the information of an email when you print it. Obviously, Outlook doesn't provide a native feature supporting this. Thus, in general, you have to manually accomplish this task. Nevertheless, with the help of VBA code, you...

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