Saving email to Access database?

[Nancy Allison <maker -at- verizon -dot- net>]

Someone on the list mentioned this in passing, and I'm curious. 

I've done it myself, by following the quick'n'easy directions I readily found online, but some pretty crucial information wasn't carried over to the DB. Could it have been the date and time of each post? Yes, I think so! (And what genius neglected to automated that part of the transfer? Who knows!)

I have a book on Access DBs, and of course I will soon find several hours in which to read it with devoted attention and meticulously follow its every direction.

But.

In the meantime, if you could tell me how *you* do it . . . I would greatly appreciate it.

--Nancy
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