Re: Out Of Office
From: Bob Christian (BobChristian_at_removethis.gmail.com)
Date: 10/26/04
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Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2004 19:03:36 -0500
Just a shot since it's a few days without a response....
Have you considered utilizing Outlook Web Access to setup the OoO? I have
end users that setup their OoO and change it when they are on the road via
OWA.
(Note: I am not sure if OWA works with the Mac platforim in a robust
manner as it does with the WIntel platform...but it is worth a shot).
Bob
"Barry Davison" <barry.davison@jbcp.co.uk> wrote in message
news:BD9BF86C.6879%barry.davison@jbcp.co.uk...
> Does any one have any idea how to enable Out Of Office on the Server Side
> without logging into The users Mailbox? I found a FAQ on how do to it With
> Exchange 5.5 and an script by using the OOFAdmin mailbox, however im
running
> Exchange 2000 and it doesn't look like the same thing applies.
> The reason why is we are a predominately Mac office and we have started
> using Entourage 2004 which frankly is terrible when linked to a Exchange
> server and for the Out Of Office Entourage has to be open and connected to
> the Server which kind of defeats the point! Any Ideas/ solutions would be
> gratefully received?
>
> Thanks, Barry.
>
>
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