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====== Outlook on Vacation ====== | ====== Outlook on Vacation ====== | ||
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===== Within Outlook ===== | ===== Within Outlook ===== | ||
- | ==== Forwarding ==== | + | ==== Forwarding |
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+ | Forwarding/ | ||
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+ | * Forwarding and Redirecting both leave a copy of the message in your Inbox | ||
+ | * Forwarding adds " | ||
+ | * Redirecting just redirects the message as is | ||
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+ | To copy all messages to another e-mail address, create a new rule like this: | ||
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+ | **Tools -> Rules and Alerts -> New Rule -> for Arriving Messages** | ||
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+ | Give the new rule a **name**...something like 'Copy all messages to Fred', then select: | ||
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+ | **Forward the message to people or distribution list** | ||
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+ | Then click the blue link **People or Distribution Lists** which will bring up your Outlook address book. Yes, the recipient of these messages must be in your address book. | ||
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+ | Double-click the contact you want to be the **recipient** (Fred) and click OK. | ||
- | Forwarding in Outlook is done with ' | + | Click **Save**. |
==== Vacation Messages ==== | ==== Vacation Messages ==== | ||
- | Click on ' | + | Vacation messages are just auto-responses to messages people send to you letting them know you are out of the office. |
- | ==== Out of Office | + | **File -> Info -> Automatic Replies (Out of Office)** |
===== Using Outlook Web Access (Webmail) ===== | ===== Using Outlook Web Access (Webmail) ===== | ||
- | :!: Note that Internet Explorer browser is require | + | :!: Note that Internet Explorer browser is required |
In IE, browse to your Exchange server. | In IE, browse to your Exchange server. |