Hi- Here is my goal- to have an automattically generated response to every
email that comes to my inbox (both when outlook is running and when it is
not) confirming that the email has been recieved. I do not want this to be
an out of office reply in the subject line.

I've read in these posts that I can not change the subject line of the out
of office response so I've ruled it out. I've also read that creating a rule
which replys using a template is a client only function that will only
respond when outlook is running. So am I out of luck? Is there no way to
send an auto reply that is not titled 'out of office'? help?

ClearTheWake <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I've read in these posts that I can not change the subject line of
> the out of office response so I've ruled it out. I've also read that
> creating a rule which replys using a template is a client only
> function that will only respond when outlook is running. So am I out
> of luck? Is there no way to send an auto reply that is not titled
> 'out of office'?

Try unsing the "have server reply using a specific message" action.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Sorry Brian- I'm really not that savy- where would I find that action? and
thank you for your help!

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

> ClearTheWake <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> > I've read in these posts that I can not change the subject line of
> > the out of office response so I've ruled it out. I've also read that
> > creating a rule which replys using a template is a client only
> > function that will only respond when outlook is running. So am I out
> > of luck? Is there no way to send an auto reply that is not titled
> > 'out of office'?
>
> Try unsing the "have server reply using a specific message" action.
> --
> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>

Brian- I found it! You are AWESOME! Thank You!

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

> ClearTheWake <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> > I've read in these posts that I can not change the subject line of
> > the out of office response so I've ruled it out. I've also read that
> > creating a rule which replys using a template is a client only
> > function that will only respond when outlook is running. So am I out
> > of luck? Is there no way to send an auto reply that is not titled
> > 'out of office'?
>
> Try unsing the "have server reply using a specific message" action.
> --
> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>