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• What happened to the "out of office assistant" for the email, when you will be missing? is there another product now?

  What happened to the "out of office assistant" for the email, when you will be missing?

  is there another product now?

  Saturday, September 15, 2012 20:29:54 + 0000, blb_899 wrote:

  What happened to the "out of office assistant" for the email, when you will be missing?

  "Out of Office" is a function of an e-mail program. Not all e-mail messages
  programs for this. What email program are you using?

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

• I get an incorrect sender address when I discovered the email from the sender; Why is this happening?

  The emails that I receive as an invitation to iSqFt.com submission are the list of the sender as a contractor, but when I find out they are actually ITB leave another contractor. iSqFt.com said they did research on their end and so they referred me to Mozilla's support for a solution is no problem.

  Go where you saved this address in your address book and delete the name. It always shows the name you have associated with the address when you saved it all first.

• When I ping, I get "request timed out every 40 response once.

  I have an other customers with same VLAN with IP, 10.12.121.15, 10.12.121.16, when I ping 10.xxx.xxx.xxx t I receive a response continues but same time each of them has expired for 2 hops. After 2 hops normally his response up to 48 hops yet expired.

  Please let me know what are all possible? even I tried to ping to router the same. If it's a customer, I can suspect network connector or network port, but its almost all customers.

  Please if you more details please let me know in response.

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  The question you posted would be better suited to the TechNet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.

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• How can I configure out of office responses on OSX Server

  I tried to look, but he doesn't seem to be a way to do this outside of the creation of a rule on your local computer and leave it on (not a great solution). It's certainly a requirement of 'must have' for OS X server as well as the possibility to delegate your Inbox mailbox to someone while you are away. All other parts of the OS X Mail are very good.

  If I can't achieve this, I fear, we will have to Exchange to Microsoft Exchange.

  Web Mail inexplicably is no longer included with OS X Server. Webmail that was in an earlier version of the software called Roundcube and features OOO that always works very well on my upgraded server that no longer has the webmail although I can not change the message as Roundcube is gone.

  These lovely people at topicdesk make it easy to install on OS X Server. https://topicdesk.com/downloads/tools/RoundCube-for-OS-x-server/

  No connection. Everything also annoyed you to that feature endangered.

  Angus

• looking for auto answer, or option out-of-office auto reply to the email. Windows Mail

  Try to put in place a "out-of-office-response to my email. Note that I do not use outlook.

  http://email.about.com/od/windowsmailtips/Qt/Vacation_Auto_Response_in_Windows_Mail_or_Outlook_Express.htm

  Set the place a reply automatic holiday in Windows Mail or Outlook Express

  To create an automatic office message in Windows Mail or Outlook Express

  Read the info on the link above and the links there, too.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Out of office on SurfaceRT

  For the life of me I can't figure out how set my 'out of office' by using a SurfaceRT.  Difficult to find out what anyone using the Office/Mail application.  Anyone know?

  To set an out of office message in the mail app on the Surface, you must drag right and go into the settings.  (Upper right corner and drag to the bottom with a mouse.)

  Choose accounts and select the account you want to have your out of the Office for the value.

  Find the option "Send auto-replies" and set to the 'On '.

• Response from the desktop in Windows Live Mail

  I currently use Windows Live Mail and need to know how to create a 'out of Office response' for emails - how to do this?

  Maybe some help here: http://www.am-novice.com/US/Computer/Logiciel/outlook_express/out_of_office_outexpress.html

• Cannot connect iPhone 7 more to iTunes because an invalid response from the device

  I tried to sync my phone to iTunes and I get an error message stating "invalid response from the device. I tried to remove the password, and it still doesn't work. I also tried using a new USB cord. I'm doing something wrong? I can't sync my music or ringtones. Will there be an update to iOS 10 soon to solve this problem? I am extremely disappointed that I can not connect my new phone!

  You use iTunes version 12.5?

  Get the latest version of iTunes - Apple Support

• Why do I get a blank page when I reply to an email from hotmail sent me

  When I hit the key to the response to an email sent to me, I get a blank page. I'm not the email add a response.

  View all Windows Live and Hotmail questions in the appropriate forum found here:
  http://windowslivehelp.com/

• How auto answer "out of Office" IN E-MAILS?

  How auto answer "out of Office" IN E-MAILS?

  The best way to do so is the web portal to your e-mail server. If you use iCloud, then you can set it in preferences of Mail on www.icloud.com.

  If you try to establish a local rule on your Mac, Mail must be open to answer, and you can get into a war of spam with someone else who did the same thing where your response triggers a response from the other email client that cascade infinitely. Defining one out of the office on the server response can avoid these problems.

• 10.10.5 slow transformation after 13/09/16 auto updates installed! 20 min. to get this issue out! Any ideas?

  Ver.10.10.5 OS X Yosemite

  Updates to OS X Yosemite Ver.10.10.5 months made me back with an operating system that now the overloads of the processor with "out of memory of the application' opinion arise within the App to leave forced.  Just type this memory marked a step back to the old 286 days of treatment of 30 years, despite only active application!

  Any suggestions?  It seems as if underlying activity runs as hard as he can in circles endlessly, or as his attempt to sync with something permanently, but I run operations synchronization of any kind. I have 80GB free (250 GB) HD, 4 GB of DDR3 memory.

  Is there a diagnosis I can run to identify all actions through the processor. How can I identify what is eating a lot of time processor?

  It has been suggested that recharge Yosemite OS X.  Until this is resolved, the thought of this attempt at this speed of CPU is overwhelming and could dig a deeper hole to get out of. In addition, he was works perfectly until what updates of last month.

  Would appreciate any other suggestions

  Try to run this program in your usual account, then copy and paste the result in a response. The program was created by Etresoft, a regular contributor.  Use please copy and paste the screenshots can be difficult to read. On the screen with the Options, please open Options and tick the boxes in the bottom 2 before the race. Click on the button "Report share" in the toolbar, select "Copy to Clipboard" and then paste into a response. This will show what is running on your computer. No personal information is shown.

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• Cannot automatically download new messages and auto answer with out-of-Office message must manually check for new messages, so he can do

  I use Mozilla Thunderbird 31.3.0. I know how to create a message filter, to implement a response message automatic, but impossible to get Mozilla to automatically download new message and auto reply with the message in the filter, unless I have manually check for new messages, this is the only way to make it work. I looked online and can't seem to find an answer to that particular question. According to everything I found, I have the right boxes checked in the server settings: automatically check for new messages at startup, check new messages, check for new messages every x amount of minutes. It's one thing to have leave my computer and open Thunderbird for this works, but having to manually check for new messages get the AutoReply to work defeats the whole purpose of having an automatic response, because I use them for vacations, holidays, etc. I wondered if there are security settings that cause this problem, but if so, I don't know what changes to do to them. Thanks in advance for any help. It drives me crazy.

  I find it a little odd that Thunderbird does not mail on the calendar, you may have an add-on or antivirus program that prevents this.

  Now shift while you start Thunderbird will begin with disabled modules to check if the messages are automatically.

  By air is to the right, use the autoresponder Verizons. This link might help with this http://www.verizon.com/support/residential/internet/highspeed/account+tools/email+tools/questionsone/85621.htm#
  You say that not having is not such a context in Thunderbird is something that needs fixing. This idea comes across because Outlook has such an option. what most people don't know of it only works with Exchange server. There is no "vacation response" in the specifications of the mail server so every server implements differently.

  As all cars have a radiator, you can't take any radiator, and simply put, they are subtly different even if they perform the same purpose. Goes same for stakeholders of vacation, they perform the same function, but they differ between brands of e-mail server software.

  Thunderbird leaves the server end to expose the feature, because they are really the only ones who understand what they were doing. Outlook exposes the option and especially greys out.

• How can I activate the automatic out-of-office reply in e-mail?

  I want to turn on holiday email or response from the Agency.

  Hey gd6784,

  There are several versions of Yahoo Mail and they are each a little different. Without knowing which version you use, it is difficult to help. I suggest you look at the Yahoo Mail support documentation such that he'll have more detailed information.

  If you are looking for "out of office" in their documentation you will see different articles that explain how it works and it will tell you which version of Yahoo Mail each article applies to.

  Matt

• Use Messaging to send automatic 'out of Office' message

  I've noticed that some people have a function with their messaging system that automatically sends a message back saying that they are 'out of office' or 'not available '.  I was wondering if I could do a similar thing using Mail on my iMac?

  Nick

  I typed 'auto response' in mail help on my computer, and here's what I found:

  Automatically reply to or forward messages

  Mail must be open before you can automatically send or reply to messages. If you want to send automatic replies when mail is not open, as when you are on holiday - check with your e-mail account provider.

  Choose Mail > Preferences, and then click rules.

  Click Add rule, and then type a name for the rule.

  Indicate if any of the conditions must be met for the rule to apply.

  The conditions that determine which messages automatically meet or before.

  Select options from the pop-up menu "perform the following actions.

  Forward messages: choose Message forward in the first menu drop-down, and then enter the email addresses where you want to receive forwarded messages. Click the Message, and then enter the text you want to include with the message. For example, you might explain that you automatically transfer of messages.

  Reply to messages: choose "Reply to Message" in the first pop-up menu, click on 'Reply message text', then enter your answer. Mail includes the full text of the original message in your reply.

  Click OK.