Microsoft Exchange is a mail server, commonly used in Corporate environments
for mail and collaboration. You don't "get" it - you would need to purchase
the server package, a server (or build one yourself) and a Windows Server
software license and CALs as well. And then you would need a domain, an IP
for that domain, set up MX records, configure DNS, etc. If Exchange 2000 or
later, you would also need to set up Active Directory to get your
mailbox(es) configured. And this is the easy part.
Use Outlook rules.
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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After furious head scratching, balatabill asked:
| How do I get Microsoft Exchange so I can use the out of office
| assistant? Currently I have version 2002 of Office XP standard.
