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Bill Hobson
The situation: The user of a fully patched Outlook 2003 SP1 sets an Out of
Office reply using the Out Of Office Assistant..
The result: The first time someone sends a message while the OOA reply is
turned on, they get the full text of the OOA reply as it is configured. The
second and subsequent emails from that same sender gets a truncated version
of the OOA message. In my testing, my second message (which isn't supposed
to be replied to), got me 2 truncated replies.
Examples from my testing:
1st reply: "I am out of the office and will return on Monday, February 28,
2005. At that time I will reply to your email. If you need immediate
assistance please contact..."
2nd reply: " I am out of the office and will return" (1st reply to 2nd
message)
" I am out of the office and will return" (2nd reply to 2nd message)
Has anyone seen this bizarre behavior?
Office reply using the Out Of Office Assistant..
The result: The first time someone sends a message while the OOA reply is
turned on, they get the full text of the OOA reply as it is configured. The
second and subsequent emails from that same sender gets a truncated version
of the OOA message. In my testing, my second message (which isn't supposed
to be replied to), got me 2 truncated replies.
Examples from my testing:
1st reply: "I am out of the office and will return on Monday, February 28,
2005. At that time I will reply to your email. If you need immediate
assistance please contact..."
2nd reply: " I am out of the office and will return" (1st reply to 2nd
message)
" I am out of the office and will return" (2nd reply to 2nd message)
Has anyone seen this bizarre behavior?