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Computer people...do you know if I can...
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joenick
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Valerie...aka...Do Me A Favor?
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Computer people...do you know if I can...
set up an auto "Out of office" email alert on my PC through Outlook? How do I set that up? Thanks! 
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Posted 8/6/10 8:41 PM  |
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Blazesyth
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Re: Computer people...do you know if I can...
I think it is:
Tools --> Out of office assistant
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| Posted 8/6/10 8:47 PM |
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joenick
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Valerie...aka...Do Me A Favor?
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Re: Computer people...do you know if I can...
I just checked the options under Tools, and that wasn't one of them. I will keep looking in Tools tough.
Thanks!
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| Posted 8/6/10 8:54 PM |
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Peainapod
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Member since 1/09 13591 total posts
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Diana
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Re: Computer people...do you know if I can...
out of office is under the Options menu in outlook.
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| Posted 8/6/10 9:47 PM |
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Blazesyth
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Re: Computer people...do you know if I can...
Odd, this article from Microsoft says that it should appear under Tools.
BTW, this only applies if you are connected to an Exchange server and not using outlook as a POP client.
If you are using Exchange as a POP client, then you would need to set a manual rule up that will respond with your message.
Click here to see how to do that.
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| Posted 8/6/10 11:02 PM |
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BabyBoy
is Skylar Elizabeth
Member since 5/05 4189 total posts
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Tom
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Re: Computer people...do you know if I can...
Posted by Blazesyth
If you are using Exchange as a POP client, then you would need to set a manual rule up that will respond with your message.
Click here to see how to do that.
and you have to leave it outlook on 
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| Posted 8/6/10 11:34 PM |
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