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Old October 16th 07, 12:50 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain
Bruce
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Default auto response when emails are sent

I'd like to have an auto response to emails for my business....Do I have to
use the out of office assistant, or is there another way. If I have to use
the out of office assistant....is there a way to remove the default beginning
to the response that says "I'm out of the office..."
Thanks
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Old October 16th 07, 02:27 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain
Leonard Grey
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Default auto response when emails are sent

Good questions all...but if you're looking for the Outlook experts, they
hang out in the Outlook newsgroups.

BTW: While you're in the Outlook newsgroups, ask them how to use Outlook
to read newsgroups. You'll never go back to the klunky web interface again.

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Leonard Grey
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Bruce wrote:
I'd like to have an auto response to emails for my business....Do I have to
use the out of office assistant, or is there another way. If I have to use
the out of office assistant....is there a way to remove the default beginning
to the response that says "I'm out of the office..."
Thanks

 




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