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Diane, what do you mean by "dim a string variable".

Diane The code below now works with some minor tweak. It will save the email to the selected folder. Now I would like to have the macro remember the last folder location it saved to; so that if I save more than 1 email I do not have to browse through multiple folders each time. Is this posible...

Diane I don't know if we are talking about the same thing. I've used the amended code as shown below and what happens is that it still saves to "\Documents" and this time adds the string of the folder you choose. What I need is to choose where to save the file. Some emails are saved in one...

Also I am not sure whether to apply "How to use Windows filepaths in a macro" or "BrowseForFolder Function" or both?

Diane I have tried the above link but no success. I'm a noob in visual basic so do not know where to place the code, Ive tried what I can but it will not work. Thanks.

Hi The macro below works perfectly to save emails to your hard drive with a date prefix. However, it only saves to "\Documents". Is there some code that I can insert so that I can choose the folder path. Thanks. Option Explicit Public Sub SaveMessageAsMsg() Dim oMail As Outlook.MailItem...