Is there a way to set up a recurring out of office rule?

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mgmadms

I need to set up an out of office rule that occurs every week, or every week
- on the same day of the week.
 
You need to provide some information for people to work with. Things like
your version of Outlook, type of mail account, O/S, whether or not you're
fully patched. Then someone can take a look to determine if what you're
asking can be done.
 
We are on Outlook version 2007, OS Windows XP Professional 5.1.2600 Service
Pack 2 Build 2600, running on an Exchange server.
 
mgmadms said:
I need to set up an out of office rule that occurs every week, or every week
- on the same day of the week.
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Rules operate on e-mail messages. When you get messages, the rules are
exercised against them. When you send messages, any outbound rules you
defined are exercised against those outbound messages. If you aren't
sending or receiving e-mails then rules don't apply. There would be no
point to schedule the execution of a rule when it has nothing on which
to exercise itself. Rules are trigger by the *event* of receiving or
sending an e-mail.

Since you never divulged WHAT you are trying to do, no one but you
knows. Vague questions result in unfocused responses.
 
We are on Outlook version 2007, OS Windows XP Professional 5.1.2600 Service
Pack 2 Build 2600, running on an Exchange server.
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Which Exchange version?
 
Create a normal rule that checks the header of a received email to see if it contains "Mon" for Monday, and/or "Tue" for Tuesday (you get the idea), and have the server reply with your out of office message.
 
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