Hello Leonard, Historians believe that on 04 November 2008 , at 17:28:35[GMT -0500](which was 22:28 where I live) you wrote:
>>> Is is possible to set an automatic out-of-office response? If so, how? >>> I have searched through the topics in Help and did not find anything. >>> If this feature is available, is it also possible to: >>> 1. have this automatic out-of-office response be sent only to >>> individuals and not to a list like TBUDL. I would not want to burden >>> the list with multiple out-of-office notices. (Yes, I aware that I can >>> inhibit the delivery of mail altogether.) >>> 2. If I can sent this out-of-office response only to individuals, is >>> there some way to send this only in reponse to the first e-mail from >>> that person and not subsequent e-mail? >> Well I am sure you could use to do it. The bit that I can not see is >> matching an address to an address book in the sorting office / filters. > Thanks, but it is not clear which question you are answering. I really > need to know how to set up out-of-office reply, plain and simple. The > other two questions were secondary. Sorry it seamed unclear. The only bit of the chain needed to create what you want that I could not see is the bit where you activate a filter depending on if an address was in part of the address book. If I could see that then I would have given you a step by step. I am sure that you could use to do it, I think that I must be looking in the wrong place. -- Cheers David mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Thought for the day : Wide awake in dreamland. ________________________________________________ Current version is 4.0.24.0 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
