You could give the supervisor permission on that persons mailbox so they could open that users mailbox, and then they could setup the out of office for them
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Browse All TopicsWe have Exchange 2007 and Outlook 2007 environment.
When a user calls in sick I was hoping that either their manager or a central helpdesk person would be able to set their out of office message (indicating that they are now out of office).
Is this possible?
I'd not like to give away too manay permissions (of course)!
thanks
tony
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by: BitsBytesandMorePosted on 2009-09-13 at 18:53:04ID: 25322625
This is a tutorial on how to do it....step by step...with lots of images.....
http://www.pro- exchange.e u/modules. php?$1&nam e=News&fil e=article& sid=844