XFolderPath = xFolderPath & “\Attachments\” XFolderPath = CreateObject(“WScript.Shell”).SpecialFolders(16) Copy the following code into the editor and press Enter:ĭim xFilePath As String, xFolderPath As String, xSaveFiles As String.This password will be required whenever anybody attempts to open the file. Apply Security - Ticking this option will enable password protection on your newly created PDF file.Embed Attachments - If you have any attached files on your email, ticking this option will embed these files in your PDF conversion.Open Generated PDF - Enabling this option will open your new PDF file in Wide Angle PDF Converter whenever you save an email as PDF.This option will ask which PDF you would like to append the email to, and then add your email (in PDF format) to the bottom of the selected PDF. If you are making a list of emails, or would like to add the selected email to an existing PDF on your computer, instead click the "Append to PDF" button. You'll be asked where you would like to save the PDF to on your computer. To save your selected email as a PDF, go ahead and click the "Convert to PDF" button. If you click this header, you will see the different functions and options that the add-in provides. Now that the add-in has the correct permissions, you will see the "Wide Angle PDF" header tab at the top of Outlook. You can find a full list of Outlook Add-in settings, on this Microsoft support page. To allow the add-in, please click "Enable Content".
If the "Wide Angle PDF" add-in requires your permission, you may see a yellow "security warning" at the top of Outlook. Once you have Wide Angle PDF Converter installed and activated on your computer, open up your Outlook application. You can use this "Wide Angle PDF" add-in from within Microsoft Outlook to convert email to PDF files onto your computer. If you have an active Wide Angle PDF Converter licence on your computer or laptop, you'll also have access to the Outlook add-in.
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