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this here is an instructional video to show how to save multiple attachments in Microsoft Outlook I personally am using this for the organization of my emails and the content one option is to archive the outlook emails and then once they're archived you when you go to search for a particular email or file or attachment you have to go through outlook and open that PST file and bring it back up sometimes I find that time-consuming also I find that when I have emails attachments sometimes they're difficult to search for so if I can have them in one set location that would be ideal now so in order to do this you want to go to file try that again go to file you want to go to options trust Center trust Center settings and macro settings sometimes the macros are disabled this is checked here so you want to enable the macros to be able to take place click that and then click OK and ok so in order now to run the macro in order to pull off all the attachments I believe but there's a little bit over 20 attachments in these three emails alone in order to save time what I want to do is I want to hold down my Alt key f11 and that opens the macro application for Microsoft Visual Basic which will allow me essentially to run a program or a rule to pull all those email attachments off to one location and save them to one location in order to do that I need a particular file that allows me to do it so this is M attachment safer saver which you can find on this website up here the gallery TechNet Microsoft comm and so when you click on this attachment saver it will download and I'm using Google Chrome and so will show the download here at the bottom once I have that downloaded I could then go to file and import and it had populated in a folder where I already asked it to populate to and so this is the file it's a BAS file it's called M attachment saver and when I click and I open it as soon as I click open it will populate right here so if you don't have this vba file already pre-populated you will not see this section so as soon as you click that it will populate then go to debug or hit f5 f5 will help run the macro you're not actually clicking on debug you're actually clicking on the little symbol underneath it or click hitting f5 and so when you hit that button and looks like a play button you'll want to run the macro and now it's asking me where do I want to put all the attachments so I want to put all the attachments in the office training video files so I'm going to place them in there but before I proceed any further I can see here that I only have one email selected so I'm going to cancel this out here real quick and I'm going to click on my emails all the emails that have attachments and so in this case there's three attachments I'm going to go back to the macro again this is all ready to run I'm going to click run click it again I want all the attachments to go into office training videos and click OK and then it has just showed me that there's 22 attachments that were saved and I click OK and so now I just want to verify that those attachments were placed in that folder so I'm going to do quick look here's my folder again office training videos I'm going to click in there and what do you know I have 22 attachments that were pulled from those three emails and now they are saved and I can sort them in what I'm actually trying to do what some of these attachments is save them to a cloud platform so then they're either off my hard drive or my local drive but they're at a cloud-based system so and now I can sort those and then it will also free up my space which in turn will allow my computer to run a little bit more quickly and efficiently because now it's not syncing with my gmail account on the cloud so again this was just to give you an idea of how to show how to save multiple email attachments in Microsoft Outlook 2010 you