Somehow I managed to set up an automatic out of office message and now I find
I won't be away, but can't figure out how to stop the message. I am not on a
server and have looked at how to set up the automatic response, but it
doesn't tell me how to stop it.

If by "I am not on a server..." you mean you are not connected to an
Exchange server then the only way to turn on an "out of office" message that
I am aware of is through your ISP's web mail client. Perhaps you set it up
on the web-version of your e-mail provider and forgot about it. Exactly how
to turn it off varies from ISP to ISP. If you are on an Exchange server,
post back and I'll include steps on what to do.

Tim

"Dee" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:E4CE82CB-2580-4534-9E77-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Somehow I managed to set up an automatic out of office message and now I
> find
> I won't be away, but can't figure out how to stop the message. I am not
> on a
> server and have looked at how to set up the automatic response, but it
> doesn't tell me how to stop it.

Thank you so much for seeing what I overlooked.

"Tim" wrote:

> If by "I am not on a server..." you mean you are not connected to an
> Exchange server then the only way to turn on an "out of office" message that
> I am aware of is through your ISP's web mail client. Perhaps you set it up
> on the web-version of your e-mail provider and forgot about it. Exactly how
> to turn it off varies from ISP to ISP. If you are on an Exchange server,
> post back and I'll include steps on what to do.
>
> Tim
>
> "Dee" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:E4CE82CB-2580-4534-9E77-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Somehow I managed to set up an automatic out of office message and now I
> > find
> > I won't be away, but can't figure out how to stop the message. I am not
> > on a
> > server and have looked at how to set up the automatic response, but it
> > doesn't tell me how to stop it.
>

You're welcome...glad to hear it's solved.

Tim

"Dee" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:490E219C-44B2-4A41-BF65-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Thank you so much for seeing what I overlooked.
>
> "Tim" wrote:
>
>> If by "I am not on a server..." you mean you are not connected to an
>> Exchange server then the only way to turn on an "out of office" message
>> that
>> I am aware of is through your ISP's web mail client. Perhaps you set it
>> up
>> on the web-version of your e-mail provider and forgot about it. Exactly
>> how
>> to turn it off varies from ISP to ISP. If you are on an Exchange server,
>> post back and I'll include steps on what to do.
>>
>> Tim
>>
>> "Dee" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:E4CE82CB-2580-4534-9E77-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> > Somehow I managed to set up an automatic out of office message and now
>> > I
>> > find
>> > I won't be away, but can't figure out how to stop the message. I am
>> > not
>> > on a
>> > server and have looked at how to set up the automatic response, but it
>> > doesn't tell me how to stop it.
>>