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Hi Annie1904,
Although this is not related to the current thread, I have been looking
through the discussion group, and noticed back in August 2005, you posted a
comment "Currently I save e-mails as word files in a shared folder at work."
This is something I have been wanting to do for a loong time, but never been
able to figure out how to. I am using Microsoft Office 2007 Small Business
Edition with Outlook 2007, and would like if you'd be able to tell me how to
save an Outlook message as a Word document.
Thanking you in anticipation,
Kind regards
"Annie1904" wrote:
Although this is not related to the current thread, I have been looking
through the discussion group, and noticed back in August 2005, you posted a
comment "Currently I save e-mails as word files in a shared folder at work."
This is something I have been wanting to do for a loong time, but never been
able to figure out how to. I am using Microsoft Office 2007 Small Business
Edition with Outlook 2007, and would like if you'd be able to tell me how to
save an Outlook message as a Word document.
Thanking you in anticipation,
Kind regards
"Annie1904" wrote:
> I use Out of Office Assistant a lot, but don't use the same message each
> time. Mostly, I advise senders to contact one or more of my colleagues if
> they can't get me, but for varfious reasons it's not always the same
> colleagues.
>
> I get really frustrated because I have to type in all of these e-mail
> addresses, over and over again. What I would really like is an option to
> paste the message (cut perhaps from a list of options, prepared that I keep
> elsewhere) or better still to have a list of options within Out of Office
> Assistant - a bit like e-mail signatures.
>
> Maybe these options already exist and I can't see them? Maybe I'm just
> being too kind to my senders by spoonfeeding them this info?
>
> I do use rules to add a further message to specific senders, e.g. my chums
> when I'm on holiday - detailing just what marvellous fun I'm up to in some
> fab place, just to make them jealous! But obviously this can't work for
> general responses.
>
> Suggestions, anyone?
> time. Mostly, I advise senders to contact one or more of my colleagues if
> they can't get me, but for varfious reasons it's not always the same
> colleagues.
>
> I get really frustrated because I have to type in all of these e-mail
> addresses, over and over again. What I would really like is an option to
> paste the message (cut perhaps from a list of options, prepared that I keep
> elsewhere) or better still to have a list of options within Out of Office
> Assistant - a bit like e-mail signatures.
>
> Maybe these options already exist and I can't see them? Maybe I'm just
> being too kind to my senders by spoonfeeding them this info?
>
> I do use rules to add a further message to specific senders, e.g. my chums
> when I'm on holiday - detailing just what marvellous fun I'm up to in some
> fab place, just to make them jealous! But obviously this can't work for
> general responses.
>
> Suggestions, anyone?
| 05 Sep 2008 | Out of Office template | .Annie1904 |
| 05 Sep 2008 |  Re: Out of Office template | .F.H. Muffman |
| 08 Sep 2008 |   Re: Out of Office template | .Annie1904 |
| 08 Sep 2008 |  Re: Out of Office template | .F.H. Muffman |
| 09 Sep 2008 | Re: Out of Office template | .Annie1904 |
| 30 Sep 2008 | RE: Out of Office template | .Mads |
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