FrankHoof 
120 pts. | Jul 7 2009 5:36AM GMT
Correctly, you can set out of office replies and rules only if:
- you have owner rights
- open the mailbox primarly
The Servicedesk found this out and I get loads of these requests 
Q:
out of office permissions - MS Outlook 2003
Outlook 2003, Outlook Delegates, Outlook permissions, Outlook, Outlook Out of Office, Out of Office Assistant Hi,
Is there any way to set permissions so that another user can set up an out of office from thier own account?
Example: A manager goes on holiday and forgets to type up and switch on thier out of office. If the secretary has full access to the Managers inbox, is there any way that she can author and switch on the managers out of office from her own mailbox?
I know about webmail and the ability for an Admin to do this within outlook but I want to know if it can be done at user level.
Is there any way to set permissions so that another user can set up an out of office from thier own account?
Example: A manager goes on holiday and forgets to type up and switch on thier out of office. If the secretary has full access to the Managers inbox, is there any way that she can author and switch on the managers out of office from her own mailbox?
I know about webmail and the ability for an Admin to do this within outlook but I want to know if it can be done at user level.
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Jun 19 2009 1:12 PM GMT
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I would create a new Outlook profile on the same computer as the secretary pointing directly to the manager's mailbox. Then once connected, you will be able to create your Out of Office.
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To be more specific, have the secretary close outlook then go to the control panel and click the mail icon (switch to classic view if necessary). Then click show profiles. From there select the radio button that says "prompt for a profile to be used." and click OK. Open outlook and you will get a prompt window. Click the "new" button and add the manager's mailbox in as a profile. When the secretary opens the manager's mailbox in its own profile this way he/she can go in and enable the out of office for the manager.
~ technochic
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