Is it possible to create a rule to not autoreply to some specific email
address? I want to let the whole world know that I'm on vacation and when
I'll be back, however, there is one or two specific person that I don't want
to send such autoreply to, is there a way to create an exception rule to such
email addresses? or is it true that once autoreply function is on, there is
no other ways but to let everyone know (even spammers, so as to speak =.=")??
Hope someone could help, thanks~~~

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Puzzled..... /*__*\

Yes, use the "Except is from" exception when you are building the rule
to reply.

Puzzled wrote:

> Is it possible to create a rule to not autoreply to some specific email
> address? I want to let the whole world know that I'm on vacation and when
> I'll be back, however, there is one or two specific person that I don't want
> to send such autoreply to, is there a way to create an exception rule to such
> email addresses? or is it true that once autoreply function is on, there is
> no other ways but to let everyone know (even spammers, so as to speak =.=")??
> Hope someone could help, thanks~~~
>

"Puzzled" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:CAE4EF45-155F-4D69-B16F-(E-Mail Removed)...

> Is it possible to create a rule to not autoreply to some specific email
> address? I want to let the whole world know that I'm on vacation and when
> I'll be back, however, there is one or two specific person that I don't want
> to send such autoreply to, is there a way to create an exception rule to
> such
> email addresses? or is it true that once autoreply function is on, there is
> no other ways but to let everyone know (even spammers, so as to speak
> =.=")??
> Hope someone could help, thanks~~~

You do realize that you'll have to leave Outlook running all the time you're
gone for this to work, correct? Don't worry about informing spammers. They
don't use replyable addresses. This function is best performed on the mail
server side.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

hm... do u mean that i had to turn on my computer and let outlook keep
running all the time? sorry... i'm a total computer idiot..... >.<

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Puzzled..... /*__*\


"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

> "Puzzled" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:CAE4EF45-155F-4D69-B16F-(E-Mail Removed)...
>
> > Is it possible to create a rule to not autoreply to some specific email
> > address? I want to let the whole world know that I'm on vacation and when
> > I'll be back, however, there is one or two specific person that I don't want
> > to send such autoreply to, is there a way to create an exception rule to
> > such
> > email addresses? or is it true that once autoreply function is on, there is
> > no other ways but to let everyone know (even spammers, so as to speak
> > =.=")??
> > Hope someone could help, thanks~~~
>
> You do realize that you'll have to leave Outlook running all the time you're
> gone for this to work, correct? Don't worry about informing spammers. They
> don't use replyable addresses. This function is best performed on the mail
> server side.
> --
> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>
>

Thanks Bob I, but am using Outlook 2003, would i still be able to do that?
and how do i set the rule to "except is from"? sorry, i just know how to set
rules on forwarding specific emails, but know no other rule settings, kindly
give me more instructions on how to set that. Many thanks!!

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Puzzled..... /*__*\


"Bob I" wrote:

> Yes, use the "Except is from" exception when you are building the rule
> to reply.
>
> Puzzled wrote:
>
> > Is it possible to create a rule to not autoreply to some specific email
> > address? I want to let the whole world know that I'm on vacation and when
> > I'll be back, however, there is one or two specific person that I don't want
> > to send such autoreply to, is there a way to create an exception rule to such
> > email addresses? or is it true that once autoreply function is on, there is
> > no other ways but to let everyone know (even spammers, so as to speak =.=")??
> > Hope someone could help, thanks~~~
> >
>
>

Go to this link

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...428971033.aspx

Follow the steps on the item called

"Create a rule from a template or from scratch"

Puzzled wrote:

> Thanks Bob I, but am using Outlook 2003, would i still be able to do that?
> and how do i set the rule to "except is from"? sorry, i just know how to set
> rules on forwarding specific emails, but know no other rule settings, kindly
> give me more instructions on how to set that. Many thanks!!
>

"Puzzled" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:ED9DD97C-8E75-42F9-B6D1-(E-Mail Removed)...

> hm... do u mean that i had to turn on my computer and let outlook keep
> running all the time? sorry... i'm a total computer idiot..... >.<

Correct. You must have your PC on and Outlook running in order for
autoreplies via rules to work, unless you use an Exchange account. If you're
a home user, that's not likely.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]