Ikram_Bohra
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Auto Reply in outlook
i have setup an usubcribe link on an email campaign we send out to automatically send me an email to ntify us of an unsubcribe request i would like to auto respond to this email i have tried using the rules and all i get is a message in the sent items box but it doesnt actually send the email it comes up with the closed envelope icon in sent items any idea how i set this up???
How did you create the rule? What is your Outlook version?
ASKER
outlook 2000 tools rules wizard
apply this rule after message arrives
with remove in the subject
have server reply using remove(the template for message)
and move it to the remove folder
apply this rule after message arrives
with remove in the subject
have server reply using remove(the template for message)
and move it to the remove folder
ASKER
it moves it to the remove folder but doesnt reply....
instead of "have server reply using remove(the template for message)"
try "reply using remove(the template for message)"
unless you have to have it running when when outlook is closed.
What version of exchange?
Have you tested it on yourself?
try "reply using remove(the template for message)"
unless you have to have it running when when outlook is closed.
What version of exchange?
Have you tested it on yourself?
ASKER
i dont knw what version of exchange and i have tried it my self, when i use client side it sends a sent mesage item to sent items but not to my mailbox from which i originally send the message to
ASKER
sorry version 5.5 exchange
ASKER
i dont need it on when outlook is closed but it would have to send it it as soon as i open outlook the next day
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ooo...Danger! Danger! That setting to disable automatic replies from the internet is there to stop loops and floods from occurring. Before turning that off, make sure you understand what you are opening your exchange server up to. It will most likely resolve your issue, true, but may cause more harm than good. Just a quick caution.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/2000/deploy/frtfytr2.mspx
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/2000/deploy/frtfytr2.mspx
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anyother ways of doing this then ksearch????
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