Out Of Office --not really

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Rosco P. Coltrane

HI ALL,

Thanks in advance. Running Exchange 2007 with Outlook 2007 for th
clients. I have one user/client that has "turned off" the out of office
yet it still sends out of office replies to everyone.
FYI...the users webmail is disabled on the server. I enabled the OW
access and had the user log into the web and we turned on the out o
office message and then turned it off but it still sends an out o
office message.

Any ideas
 
B

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

Thanks in advance. Running Exchange 2007 with Outlook 2007 for the
clients. I have one user/client that has "turned off" the out of office,
yet it still sends out of office replies to everyone.
FYI...the users webmail is disabled on the server. I enabled the OWA
access and had the user log into the web and we turned on the out of
office message and then turned it off but it still sends an out of
office message.

If it's really an Out of Office message and not an autoreply rule the person
has, then you should consider asking in microsoft.public.exchange.admin, since
OOA is a function of Exchange, not Outlook.
 

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