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February 22nd 06, 04:38 PM
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Can Out of Office be set to expire at a specific date and time?
I'm running Outlook 2003 on XP. I'd like to set my Out of Office message to
expire automatically. I can never remember to turn it off. Also reply to Thanks, Max 
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February 22nd 06, 09:44 PM
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Can Out of Office be set to expire at a specific date and time?
herronm wrote:
I'm running Outlook 2003 on XP. I'd like to set my Out of Office message to expire automatically. I can never remember to turn it off. I don't think this is possible. However, how can you not remember to turn it off when it tells you it's on every time you start Outlook? -- Brian Tillman
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