Outlook Out-of-Office for part-time workers, e.g. every Monday an.

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Guest

My wife works part-time, only Tue-Thur every week. She'd like to be able to
set up a permanent out-of-office assistant rule that replies to that effect
on Mondays and Fridays.

The only way I can see to do it though is to set up a rule with specific
date ranges and to manually update those dates every week - euugh!
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

Current versions do not support things like that. It's a popular request and
our fingers are crossed that it makes it into the next version.

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Guest

Hi Diane,
Thanks for responding.

At least I now know it's not me being dim and missing something!
 

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