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Mainlander wrote:

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> Probably because your all-knowing system administrator has disabled it.

No...it was my mistake. I had left my out of office notice on....without
realising it.

Apologies to Outlook. My screw-up.

Steve

steve wrote:
>>So every spam I delete sends out a "delete without being read" receipt to
>>the bogus spam reply address......meaning I then get a bounced mail
>>nortification for almost every single one.
>>Two spam for the price of one!
>>Thanks, Outlook......
>>Anyone know how to turn this off or why it's greyed out?

> Guess who had left his "Out of Office" notice on?
> (....me...)
> Apologies to Outlook.
> I'm off to beat myselkf with a flail until I bleed.

hahahahha... see, dumb users are causing MS to get a bad rep. Poor MS.



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On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 22:36:16 +1300, steve <>
wrote:

>Enkidu wrote:
>
>> I've never had that and I've been installing and using Outlook 97 and
>> 2000 for ages! What version of Outlook? It sounds like something the
>> mail admins have turned on by Group Policy, hence you can't change it.
>
>I left my Out of Office notice on without realising it.
>
>How dumb is that? Pretty dumb, I know.
>
>As I said in my other post, I'm off to beat myself with a flaiil until i
>bleed.
>
FWIW I checked my Outlook at work and that checkbox is greyed out. I
know it is by default, since I do the Outlook installs AND administer
the server.

Cheers,

Cliff
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