Dr. Bartolo
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- Outlook version
- Outlook 2016 32 bit
- Email Account
- POP3
My incoming e-mails are all marked with an additional line of text at the start. I have been trying to work out how to delete that text automatically (either by using a rule plus a script or in some other automatic way) and I cannot find anything to show me exactly what I want to do.
I think what I am after is a macro that runs on all incoming e-mails, searches for the text (in case it is not there!), deletes it if found (not forgetting to delete the carriage return at the end of the line), saves the result, and shows me the final version in my inbox.
If I could in addition choose to run that on all existing e-mails in one or more directories that would be a plus but is not essential.
Any ideas or (even better solutions!) would be greatly welcomed.
I think what I am after is a macro that runs on all incoming e-mails, searches for the text (in case it is not there!), deletes it if found (not forgetting to delete the carriage return at the end of the line), saves the result, and shows me the final version in my inbox.
If I could in addition choose to run that on all existing e-mails in one or more directories that would be a plus but is not essential.
Any ideas or (even better solutions!) would be greatly welcomed.