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You can do this by creating a new profile for Outlook. &nbsp;Open Mail in Control Panel. &nbsp;Select Show Profiles. &nbsp;In the setup wizard choose the e-mail account you want to change the setting for. &nbsp;When you are in Outlook you will now be changing settings for ths user.
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You can do this by creating a new profile for Outlook.  Open Mail in Control Panel.  Select Show Profiles.  In the setup wizard choose the e-mail account you want to change the setting for.  When you are in Outlook you will now be changing settings for ths user.

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I've got an ex-employee whose supervisor would like to keep his mailbox open but with an Out of Office reply that lets the customer know who to contact in his place. &nbsp;<br />
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Is there a way to do this without logging into the ex-employees profile and setting it that way? &nbsp;I have full rights to his mailbox.<br />
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Windows XP Pro running Outlook 2003 Pro using an Exchange Server 2000.
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I've got an ex-employee whose supervisor would like to keep his mailbox open but with an Out of Office reply that lets the customer know who to contact in his place.  

Is there a way to do this without logging into the ex-employees profile and setting it that way?  I have full rights to his mailbox.

Windows XP Pro running Outlook 2003 Pro using an Exchange Server 2000.

Out of Office assistant on an additional mailbox

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.