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I think the Out of Office assistant can be done away with if you could make
it possible to check the Calendar to see if the person has an appointment or meeting that is marked as Out of Office and then use that to activate an automated response. This could be integrated into the Appt or Meeting when you select show time as Out of Office it will prompt to ask if you want to create an auto-reply or not, or in the Rule Wizard there could be an option set up there... There are a lot of times that people and myself are out of the office, but forget to use the Out of Office Assistant... I think with integrating this as part of the Calendar it will save everyone time. Now this option of course would only work if your Calendar is on a online Exchange server, but in most cases a person using the Out of Office Assistant is on an Exchange Server. |
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I wouldn't remove the Out of Office assistant entirely however I do agree
that it should be integrated with the Calendar. For instance, I am usually out of the office 2 days a week (Wed & Fri), if the Out of Office Assistant could be integrated with the Calendar I would simply have to Show time as Out of Office and the Out of Office assistant would automatically reply to messages I receive during those days. I don't often forget to turn the Out of Office assistant off as often as I do forget to turn it off. Integrating it into the Calendar would avoid this. "mgross029" wrote: > I think the Out of Office assistant can be done away with if you could make > it possible to check the Calendar to see if the person has an appointment or > meeting that is marked as Out of Office and then use that to activate an > automated response. This could be integrated into the Appt or Meeting when > you select show time as Out of Office it will prompt to ask if you want to > create an auto-reply or not, or in the Rule Wizard there could be an option > set up there... There are a lot of times that people and myself are out of > the office, but forget to use the Out of Office Assistant... I think with > integrating this as part of the Calendar it will save everyone time. Now > this option of course would only work if your Calendar is on a online > Exchange server, but in most cases a person using the Out of Office Assistant > is on an Exchange Server. |
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Agree with you. I was hoping there was such a feature already in-built.
My question is referred. http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...1db2&sloc=en-us "aka_smiley01" wrote: > I wouldn't remove the Out of Office assistant entirely however I do agree > that it should be integrated with the Calendar. For instance, I am usually > out of the office 2 days a week (Wed & Fri), if the Out of Office Assistant > could be integrated with the Calendar I would simply have to Show time as Out > of Office and the Out of Office assistant would automatically reply to > messages I receive during those days. I don't often forget to turn the Out > of Office assistant off as often as I do forget to turn it off. Integrating > it into the Calendar would avoid this. > > > "mgross029" wrote: > > > I think the Out of Office assistant can be done away with if you could make > > it possible to check the Calendar to see if the person has an appointment or > > meeting that is marked as Out of Office and then use that to activate an > > automated response. This could be integrated into the Appt or Meeting when > > you select show time as Out of Office it will prompt to ask if you want to > > create an auto-reply or not, or in the Rule Wizard there could be an option > > set up there... There are a lot of times that people and myself are out of > > the office, but forget to use the Out of Office Assistant... I think with > > integrating this as part of the Calendar it will save everyone time. Now > > this option of course would only work if your Calendar is on a online > > Exchange server, but in most cases a person using the Out of Office Assistant > > is on an Exchange Server. |
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