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I wanted to mention that for the clients running windows 2003 that &quot;out of office&quot; works fine, it is the few that are running 2010 now. that have this prob. I can't get serv. pack 2 to install on the 2008 sbs using &nbsp;2007 exchange which limits the amount of &quot;command line&quot; options avail. As well as it would make sense that it is a change on the clients end that needs to happen as noted that office 2003 works fine which should indicate that the server is setup ok...Please inform...thx
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I wanted to mention that for the clients running windows 2003 that "out of office" works fine, it is the few that are running 2010 now. that have this prob. I can't get serv. pack 2 to install on the 2008 sbs using  2007 exchange which limits the amount of "command line" options avail. As well as it would make sense that it is a change on the clients end that needs to happen as noted that office 2003 works fine which should indicate that the server is setup ok...Please inform...thx

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only one comment, then no response after that when asking for more info.....left me hanging....awarded poiints anyway as i am sure that will help others, it did help me SOMEWHAT..but never got any further answers that i asked of...
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only one comment, then no response after that when asking for more info.....left me hanging....awarded poiints anyway as i am sure that will help others, it did help me SOMEWHAT..but never got any further answers that i asked of...

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getting following error when trying to turn on out of office option on 2010:<br />
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your automatic reply settings cannot be displayed because the server is unavailable, try again later<br />
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how to fix
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getting following error when trying to turn on out of office option on 2010:

your automatic reply settings cannot be displayed because the server is unavailable, try again later

how to fix

running 2010 office on client, have 2008 64 bit o.s. on server, have exchange 2007

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