Outlook 2003 rule for Out of Office auto reply not working

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Diver

I'm new to this. I'm on vacation and one computer is turned off and the
other is logged off. I set up a rule to send an auto out of office reply
that worked when I tested it; however, now that Outlook is closed the rule is
not working. Does my computer have to be on - and logged in - for this rule
to work? I have a POP3 email server so I don't have an "out of office
assistant". Help please.
 
D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

Yes, the computer needs to be turned on and downloading mail. If your mail
server has web interface for your account, see if it offers a vacation
reply. This will allow you to leave outlook turned off.

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