I have no idea about automating Adobe Acrobat so I can't answer that. I
still don't know exactly what you're doing but there isn't a lot of time to
find out as this newsgroup is being closed by MS today probably.

If you already have an email object you can get the HTMLBody property, which
provides you a string value. You can then use string processing functions to
find an url in the text string. You can search for "www" or "http" to find
an url, you can also look for the HTML "href=" string that indicates that an
url is coming next.

Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options.
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm

"Jeffery B Paarsa" <JeffBPaarsa@Yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:2A45D4B7-99E7-49CC-82D3-0B194F390C8F@microsoft.com...
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to parse emails and pick up the URL inside of the body and
> execute a program say Adobe Acrobat or customized program/scripts...
> --
> Jeff B Paarsa
09 Feb 2010Opening a web URL that points to PDF file....Jeffery B Paarsa
09 Feb 2010\ Re: Opening a web URL that points to PDF file....Ken Slovak - [MVP - O...
23 May 2010   |- Re: Opening a web URL that points to PDF file....Jeffery B Paarsa
24 May 2010   |  \ Re: Opening a web URL that points to PDF file....Ken Slovak - [MVP - O...
31 May 2010   |     |- Re: Opening a web URL that points to PDF file....Jeffery B Paarsa
01 Jun 2010   |     |  \ Re: Opening a web URL that points to PDF file....Ken Slovak - [MVP - O...
31 May 2010   |     \ Re: Opening a web URL that points to PDF file....Jeffery B Paarsa
23 May 2010   \ Re: Opening a web URL that points to PDF file....Jeffery B Paarsa
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