Solved: Save attachments of Yahoo-Hotmail-Gmail via VBA?

[Erdin? E. Ka]

Hi everyone,

I am wondering about how to save easily Yahoo-Hotmail-Gmail mails attacments to my PC via VBA.

Is it possible? Or any ideas?

Thank you very much.

[Erdin? E. Ka]

So, there is nobody have an idea about it. Thanks.

[Brandtrock]

Jake's KB will save Outlook e-mails to the hard drive. Given that, if you set Outlook up to receive your other account e-mails, you would be able to save them to the hard drive.

DRJ's KB

[XLGibbs]

Since VBA is native to the microsoft Office array of products, transferring the mail to Outlook, and using Jake's KB entry seems the best bet for using VBA.

[Erdin? E. Ka]

Hi Brandtrock and XLGibbs,

Thank you for kindly helps.

Now i have a new problem: i do not know how i can register my Yahoo-Hotmail-Gmail accounts to my Outlook.

Tools
E-Mail Accouts
E-Mail : Add a new e-mail account : Next
HTTP : Next
....
???

Actually i registired my Hotmail account to my Outlook but i am getting an error while send-receive...

What should i do to resolve it and how i can register my Gmail and Yahoo accouts?

Could you help me please?

Thank you.

[XLGibbs]

Err...in Outlook, under Accounts you can add the account, but you need the server info...let me look into it. I don't feed my other accounts into Outlook, but I know it can be done.

I heard it is really easy with Thunderbird (Mozilla), butI don't use that either and it wouldn't work with VBA either!

See what I can find out and shout back.

[Brandtrock]

G-mail POP instructions

The link will take you to a page to configure G-mail to Outlook 2003. There are links for other Outlook versions as well. You should be able to find the right one if you look through it a bit. There is a search utility in the upper right corner.

HTH,

[Brandtrock]

Yahoo info

Hotmail Info

Hotmail free accounts are apparently an issue with POP/SMTP downloading. I'll see if I can dig anything else up.

Update: Check this out, it may be of some help to you.

Regards,

[Erdin? E. Ka]

Err...in Outlook, under Accounts you can add the account, but you need the server info...let me look into it. I don't feed my other accounts into Outlook, but I know it can be done.

I heard it is really easy with Thunderbird (Mozilla), butI don't use that either and it wouldn't work with VBA either!

See what I can find out and shout back.

I think that server info is a default property. I can not change that textbox. Also i do not know the server info?

By the way, i do not know Thunderbird alternative. Actually Outlook is better for me because i can use VBA with Outlook.

Thank you XLGibbbs to your genuine relevance...

[XLGibbs]

I think that server info is a default property. I can not change that textbox. Also i do not know the server info?

By the way, i do not know Thunderbird alternative. Actually Outlook is better for me because i can use VBA with Outlook.

Thank you XLGibbbs to your genuine relevance...

I do not think I have ever been called "Genuinely relevant" before...Thanks!

Thunderbird is Mozilla ( Firefox browser..) email program. I have heard about it, but not tried it. I use Outlook 2007 now.

[Erdin? E. Ka]

I do not think I have ever been called "Genuinely relevant" before...Thanks!

Excuse me, my English is not well...

[XLGibbs]

Excuse me, my English is not well...

It is fine to me. That is one the best compliments I ever had!

[Erdin? E. Ka]

It is fine to me. That is one the best compliments I ever had!

[Ken Puls]

Thunderbird is Mozilla ( Firefox browser..) email program. I have heard about it, but not tried it. I use Outlook 2007 now.

I use Thunderbird Portable, off a USB stick, for reading the MS newsgroups. It's good for that use, as you can take it with you, unlike Outlook Express. It's functional, but to me leaves a lot to be desired for bells & whistles.

I use Outlook 2007 for my own stuff, which is quite a rich UI. At work we use Novell's Groupwise 6.5, which is also quite powerful.