Outlook should allow different out of office messages

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Outlook should allow users to set different out of office messages for
idifferent classes of recipients - e.g. A corporate user may wish to set
different messages for nternal and external recipients or a home user may
wish to set different messages for those in their address book and those not
 
Roady,
I agree that this is a support newsgroup ... but if you will notice, the
original entry was marked as a "Suggestion for Microsoft", not as a
"Question". If MS didn't want suggestions here, they shouldn't have made
that an option when designing this forum (or created a re-direct to the
appropriate place when a user selects that option).
Ron

Roady said:
This is a support newsgroup. For providing product feedback see;
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=114491

Note that this isn't directly a product change on Outlook but on Exchange as
well.

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www.howto-outlook.com

Tips of the month:
-What do the Outlook Icons Mean?
-Create an Office 2003 CD slipstreamed with Service Pack 1
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ickyc said:
Outlook should allow users to set different out of office messages for
idifferent classes of recipients - e.g. A corporate user may wish to set
different messages for nternal and external recipients or a home user may
wish to set different messages for those in their address book and those
not
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osumailguy said:
Roady,
I agree that this is a support newsgroup ... but if you will notice, the
original entry was marked as a "Suggestion for Microsoft", not as a
"Question". If MS didn't want suggestions here, they shouldn't have made
that an option
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They didn't. There's no option to "make suggestions" here!
 
Gordon,
There are a couple of different methods of accessing this forum. One is via
an NNTP newsreader and server, and the other is via a web browser (accessing
the MS Office Online Community - http://tinyurl.com/64m5v)

Within the web browser interaction method, when creating a new post, a user
is presented with the options of:
Question (with a question mark in red circle icon)
Suggestion for Microsoft (with a voice bubble icon)
General Comment (no icon)

The orignal message in thread has a voice bubble next to it, indicating it
was a Suggestion.

Hope this helps,
--Ron

For the record, I prefer to read the forum via NNTP interface, but posting
is via the web interface, since that one provides for email noifications of
replies
 
osumailguy said:
Gordon,
There are a couple of different methods of accessing this forum. One is via
an NNTP newsreader and server, and the other is via a web browser (accessing
the MS Office Online Community - http://tinyurl.com/64m5v)
Click to expand...

well I've got the web access open, (from something else) and there's no
"suggestion" bubble here
http://support.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx

And I've just gone to your URL and can't see a "suggestion" bubble there
either!
 
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