Out-of-the-Office assistant

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Alvin Navarro

To whom it may concern,

Our company is using MS Outlook 2000 for a couple of years now which works
on Exchange 2000 to receive all our company e-mails. Unfortunately, the
users in our company is extremely growing and Exchange is very hard to
maintain with so many users. We opted for our e-mails to be hosted by a
provider temporarily until we can afford to put Exchange on a different
machine for the sole purpose of managing all of our e-mails.

Then, a user comes up to me and asks me that the "Out-of-the-Office" feature
in Outlook is gone/missing. Is it because that we no longer use Exchange
2000 for our e-mails? or, is it that feature included in Outlook?

I would really appreciate you could shed some light into the situation.

Regards,
Alvin
 
You're absolutely correct. OOA is for Exchange only. In the interim, use a regular reply rule and leave Outlook running.
--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Outlook and Exchange solutions at http://www.slipstick.com
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming: Jumpstart
for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
 
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