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How do you set up an out of office reply with Windows Mail and Vista?
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Don Varnau
Hi,
This should still work:
267880- OLEXP Out of Office Assistant Is Not Available in Outlook Express
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/267880/en-us
Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]
This should still work:
267880- OLEXP Out of Office Assistant Is Not Available in Outlook Express
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/267880/en-us
Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]
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mikeyhsd
be very careful in setting this up.
you can get in a loop with reply to a reply to a reply.
if you are going to gone for an extended period, might ask you ISP what they can do to help.
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How do you set up an out of office reply with Windows Mail and Vista?
you can get in a loop with reply to a reply to a reply.
if you are going to gone for an extended period, might ask you ISP what they can do to help.
(e-mail address removed)
How do you set up an out of office reply with Windows Mail and Vista?
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Feliks Dzerzhinsky
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autoresponders are the worst thing ever created for email. Every mail
list you belong to would get useless out of office messages. Every
person whose email address was forged by a spammer would be spammed by
those infernal messages.
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You don't. And, it is a good thing. Out of office messages andHow do you set up an out of office reply with Windows Mail and Vista?
autoresponders are the worst thing ever created for email. Every mail
list you belong to would get useless out of office messages. Every
person whose email address was forged by a spammer would be spammed by
those infernal messages.
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Gary VanderMolen
In today's climate, if you do that, you are likely to get blacklisted by
anti-spam organizations. When the auto-responder replies to incoming
spam, the forged address likely belongs to an innocent victim who may report you.
Gary VanderMolen
anti-spam organizations. When the auto-responder replies to incoming
spam, the forged address likely belongs to an innocent victim who may report you.
Gary VanderMolen
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Guest
Did you learn how to do it? In Microsoft Outlook there is an item underrunning out of time said:How do you set up an out of office reply with Windows Mail and Vista?
Tools. No such thing in Windows Mail. As usual Help was no help.
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Gary VanderMolen
Unless you are in an Exchange environment, out-of-office replies are not recommended
due to spam considerations.
Gary VanderMolen
due to spam considerations.
Gary VanderMolen
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Guest
Does anyone know if it IS POSSIBLE to send an out of office reply, as many
people reading this forum are not from America and have not yet gotten to the
point where they are blacklisted from mailing account with this being
considered spam, so in my case it WOULD still be helpful
people reading this forum are not from America and have not yet gotten to the
point where they are blacklisted from mailing account with this being
considered spam, so in my case it WOULD still be helpful
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Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
Baabaa said:Does anyone know if it IS POSSIBLE to send an out of office reply, as many
people reading this forum are not from America and have not yet gotten to
the
point where they are blacklisted from mailing account with this being
considered spam, so in my case it WOULD still be helpful
Yes.
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It's a bad idea, though. Better to see if your ISP offers such a service.