Save a attachment file in the shared folder of receiver using ABAP report

Hi all
Is it possible to save an attachment file in the folder of receiver's desktop using ABAP report?
I am using the standard mail sending code to mail the excel file as an attachment.
Consumer wants that file to be stored automatically in the folder of a shared drive he is using.
Is it possible?

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