R
Robin
I am trying to set up an "out of office" auto reply for e-mails. Is this
possible? How do I do it?
possible? How do I do it?
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J
JESwan
Are you using Outlook ?
If so it's easy, select <Tools> Out of office assistant....
If so it's easy, select <Tools> Out of office assistant....
N
Noel All
That command is only available if you are connecting to an Exchange server,
if you are not you will need to use the Rules Wizard and keep Outlook
running
if you are not you will need to use the Rules Wizard and keep Outlook
running
R
Robin
I'm trying to set it up in Outlook Express, but thanks for responding.
B
Bob I
The problem is that Outlook Express is not part of Office and does not
have that feature.
have that feature.
M
magrat_garlick
I am trying to set up an "out of office" auto reply for e-mails. Is this
possible? How do I do it?
I would just like to point out something that no-one else has apparently
thought of and that's the fact that not only will you be notifying your
legitimate correspondents of your absence, but you will be informing spammers
that they have a legitimate address. Are you sure you wish to do this...?
Outlook rules do not discriminate - indeed, they are incapable of doing so.