Hello Ken & Marilyn !
On Sun, 25 Aug 2002 09:35:32 -0700 GMT your local time,
which was 25.08.2002, 18:35 (GMT+0200) where I live, you wrote:
> I send out a newsletter every week and get back a number of bounces
> for full mail boxes, mailboxes not found, etc. I track those so that
> after a few weeks of the same bounce I'll delete them from my list.
> Is there any way to extract information from these emails into an
> Excel file? Right now I open each email, and transfer the email
> address and reject info to Excel manually.
I'm not quite sure whether this helps but my first idea was to create
a filter that exports the information into a file; each information
separated by semicolon; each mail in a new row. If you name this file
"something.CSV" excel should be able to read it.
The filter is easy to create:
incoming filter
actions--->export mail to file, type in the name, select text as
format and append to file. Furthermore you should define a template
which exports exactly that information you want, separated by
semicolons. The button to assign a template (and to create a new one)
is on the right of the file name box.
HTH
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Best regards,
Gerd
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