Melinda, I'm impressed
, X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Version 5.1 Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2001 16:19:58 -0400 To: Ian King [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: Melinda Shore [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Any value in this list ? Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - snip It would be refreshing if someone stepped forward and said This is my problem. I will try to fix it. Melinda Thank you for a bit of light in the darkness. BTW, it appears to me that Microsoft engineers its products for demonstrators, rather than for users. Gene Gaines [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sterling, Virginia
Re[2]: too many Out of Office AutoReply
David, Why in god's name would any email program worth 2 cents not have this feature? Gene [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Thursday, June 28, 2001, 10:32:16 PM, David wrote: David, Thanks for the step-by-step instructions. I'm curious, though - the usual heuristic for most vacation auto-responders has been to not send responses to any message which didn't include the recipient's address in the to or cc header field. Is there a way to configure Exchange to use that heuristic? Keith At this time, there is no way to configure Exchange to do that. Most of our customer feedback has been that our current configuration scheme, which allows per-domain configuration, meets our customers' needs. Based on recent customer input (including this thread's input), we are currently evaluating adding that feature. I can't promise when it will make it into the product, but I do agree that it is a good thing to do. David --- David Lemson Lead Program Manager Exchange Server Microsoft Corporation [EMAIL PROTECTED] --
Re: too many Out of Office AutoReply
j0rge, But, that might filter some Out of Office AutoReply messages that are intended for me. A more general solution would be to look for header fields beginning X- which contains certain words. Microsoft would good. Gene [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Friday, June 29, 2001, 9:40:03 AM, CARDOSO wrote: Hi, I think this topic started somewhere because of my Out of Office AutoReply emails. Sorry for the incovenience, Im working out of Portugal in London, but i deactivated this function remotely. Concerning this matter, its a mickeysoft tool - Yes - confirmed. I have always a lot of people trying to contact me concerning Urgent issues and its necessary to give them an easy path to reach me - this tool of autoreply is usefull. I can sugest something logic: - since the tool for filtering Out of Office AutoReply on the origin will not be developed in short time, and there will be for sure another users using Out of Office AutoReply, the smart mailing-list mail-server should apply a rule filtered by subject because the subject field seems to be always the same Out of Office AutoReply:. so, the rule would be: if subject field starts with string Out of Office AutoReply:, the mail is dropped else proceed. regards, j0rge card0s0 --
