A client of mine "suddenly" had his out of office message starting with the
dutch sentence :"Automatisch antwoord bij afwezigheid" instead of the english
version. I can't fint where the language of the subject line of an out of
office reply is being defined? Can one change it? Is it kind of a template
one can adapt?

FYI: client is using outlook 2003 and Echange 2003

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After furious head scratching, glambers via OfficeKB.com asked:

| A client of mine "suddenly" had his out of office message starting
| with the dutch sentence :"Automatisch antwoord bij afwezigheid"
| instead of the english version. I can't fint where the language of
| the subject line of an out of office reply is being defined? Can one
| change it? Is it kind of a template one can adapt?
|
| FYI: client is using outlook 2003 and Echange 2003