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Linking Out of Office to both Exchange account and POP account
My Microsoft Outlook 2003 is linked to both an Exchange server email account
and a POP email account. When I turn on the Out of Office it only sends out messages to emails that come in to the default account. Is there a way to link it so that both accounts send out the Out of Office message? |
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Linking Out of Office to both Exchange account and POP account
HNovak;144870 Wrote: My Microsoft Outlook 2003 is linked to both an Exchange server email account and a POP email account. When I turn on the Out of Office it only sends out messages to emails that come in to the default account. Is there a way to link it so that both accounts send out the Out of Office message? Out of office is an exchange server feature. it will not work with the POP3 account. -- catherized http://forums.slipstick.com |
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Linking Out of Office to both Exchange account and POP account
"HNovak" wrote in message
... My Microsoft Outlook 2003 is linked to both an Exchange server email account and a POP email account. When I turn on the Out of Office it only sends out messages to emails that come in to the default account. Is there a way to link it so that both accounts send out the Out of Office message? As "catherized" said, it's an Exchange only function. For POP, you can emulate it with a rule (see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311107), but you must leave Outlook running the entire time you're gone and it will reply exactly once to each unique address. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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