> -----Original Message-----
> From: Matthew Stier [mailto:Matthew.Stier@fnc.fujitsu.com]
> If the recipient's email address is not listed in the To: or
> Cc: lines of the
> message, don't reply.
Unfortunately Outlook doesn't offer this capability, as far as I know.
> A bit more considerate vacation program adds the condition:
>
> If I have sent a notice to this sender already, don't reply.
Outlook does this. Each sender only gets one vacation message.
> Jonathan Johnson wrote:
>
> > Unfortunately, many people set their MUA's
> (Outlook/Express) mail rules
> > filter to provide the vacation message, then leave it
> running when they're
> > gone. Others set the rule and close Outlook, then when they
> get back from
> > vacation and download all their messages everyone gets a
> vacation message
> > even thogh they're back.
If you're using Outlook with an Exchange server (which is the only valid
reason I can think of to ever use Outlook), the server sends the response,
not Outlook itself, so closing Outlook doesn't hurt anything. It's
brain-dead, but not *that* brain-dead. ;)
