V Val Jul 29, 2008 #1 I cant find automared respose in this thing, just to say away from off. or on holidays any idea.
D Dave Jul 30, 2008 #2 There is no automatic reply, unless you want to use message rules. The best place to set a Out of Office or Vacation reply is on your email provider's server. Most have a place to enable it on their webmail page.
There is no automatic reply, unless you want to use message rules. The best place to set a Out of Office or Vacation reply is on your email provider's server. Most have a place to enable it on their webmail page.
M mac Jul 30, 2008 #3 Val said: I cant find automared respose in this thing, just to say away from off. or on holidays any idea. Click to expand... This is not a good idea, since your OoO message would respond to Spam Messages also, plus you have to leave your PC on & WM open 24/7. Does your ISP offer such a service from its website? In WM create the reply mail and save it as a .eml file. Tools>message rules>new>top box, all messages. bottom box>reply with message, click the blue 'message' and navigate to the file you just saved. I repeat -- Not a good idea YMMV?
Val said: I cant find automared respose in this thing, just to say away from off. or on holidays any idea. Click to expand... This is not a good idea, since your OoO message would respond to Spam Messages also, plus you have to leave your PC on & WM open 24/7. Does your ISP offer such a service from its website? In WM create the reply mail and save it as a .eml file. Tools>message rules>new>top box, all messages. bottom box>reply with message, click the blue 'message' and navigate to the file you just saved. I repeat -- Not a good idea YMMV?