Automatically download an email to a Windows folder?
As an employee of a Fortune 100 company, I have a designated email address (ie. John@microsoft.com) that I use to send and receive emails.
Let's say that in my inbox I will receive a daily email with subject "Excel Sales for today" and an Excel attachment.
Is it possible to somehow download and save that particular email to a specific folder in my Windows PC? Or at least can I save the Excel attached to the email?
I use the Outlook Web App to access my emails.
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asked Jan 9 at 21:02
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As an employee of a Fortune 100 company, I have a designated email address (ie. John@microsoft.com) that I use to send and receive emails.
Let's say that in my inbox I will receive a daily email with subject "Excel Sales for today" and an Excel attachment.
Is it possible to somehow download and save that particular email to a specific folder in my Windows PC? Or at least can I save the Excel attached to the email?
I use the Outlook Web App to access my emails.
microsoft-outlook
asked Jan 9 at 21:02
rbhatrbhat
299112
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You will not be able to automatically download an attachment if you are using OWA. You might be able to filter the email into a specific folder, but what you describe, would require an actual desktop client and an ability (permission) to write and install your own add-on.
– Ramhound
Jan 9 at 21:41
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As an employee of a Fortune 100 company, I have a designated email address (ie. John@microsoft.com) that I use to send and receive emails.
Let's say that in my inbox I will receive a daily email with subject "Excel Sales for today" and an Excel attachment.
Is it possible to somehow download and save that particular email to a specific folder in my Windows PC? Or at least can I save the Excel attached to the email?
I use the Outlook Web App to access my emails.
microsoft-outlook
asked Jan 9 at 21:02
rbhatrbhat
299112
As an employee of a Fortune 100 company, I have a designated email address (ie. John@microsoft.com) that I use to send and receive emails.
Let's say that in my inbox I will receive a daily email with subject "Excel Sales for today" and an Excel attachment.
Is it possible to somehow download and save that particular email to a specific folder in my Windows PC? Or at least can I save the Excel attached to the email?
I use the Outlook Web App to access my emails.
microsoft-outlook
microsoft-outlook
asked Jan 9 at 21:02
rbhatrbhat
299112
asked Jan 9 at 21:02
rbhatrbhat
299112
asked Jan 9 at 21:02
rbhatrbhat
299112
asked Jan 9 at 21:02
rbhatrbhat
299112
asked Jan 9 at 21:02
rbhatrbhat
299112
299112
1
You will not be able to automatically download an attachment if you are using OWA. You might be able to filter the email into a specific folder, but what you describe, would require an actual desktop client and an ability (permission) to write and install your own add-on.
– Ramhound
Jan 9 at 21:41
add a comment |
1
You will not be able to automatically download an attachment if you are using OWA. You might be able to filter the email into a specific folder, but what you describe, would require an actual desktop client and an ability (permission) to write and install your own add-on.
– Ramhound
Jan 9 at 21:41
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You will not be able to automatically download an attachment if you are using OWA. You might be able to filter the email into a specific folder, but what you describe, would require an actual desktop client and an ability (permission) to write and install your own add-on.
– Ramhound
Jan 9 at 21:41
You will not be able to automatically download an attachment if you are using OWA. You might be able to filter the email into a specific folder, but what you describe, would require an actual desktop client and an ability (permission) to write and install your own add-on.
– Ramhound
Jan 9 at 21:41
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You will not be able to automatically download an attachment if you are using OWA. You might be able to filter the email into a specific folder, but what you describe, would require an actual desktop client and an ability (permission) to write and install your own add-on.
– Ramhound
Jan 9 at 21:41