Monday, July 11, 2005
Suppose you go away on a business trip or vacation and Quentin Tarantino sends you an e-mail message. The world-famous director wants you to be in his next movie. Snubbing the director and missing your big chance at movie fame is, of course, unthinkable. To keep that from happening, you can tell Yahoo! Mail to automatically reply to all who send you e-mail while you're away. Yahoo! calls this kind of response a vacation response.
Follow these steps to compose a vacation response and tell Yahoo! Mail how long to keep sending it:
Choose Mail, Options or click the Mail Options link to go to the Mail Options window.
Click the Vacation Response link (you may have to scroll down the window to find it).
In the Vacation Response window, write the response and declare how long to send it.
Click the Turn Auto-Response On button.
If you change your mind about responding, return to the Vacation Response window and click the Turn Auto-Response Off button.
Follow these steps to compose a vacation response and tell Yahoo! Mail how long to keep sending it:
Choose Mail, Options or click the Mail Options link to go to the Mail Options window.
Click the Vacation Response link (you may have to scroll down the window to find it).
In the Vacation Response window, write the response and declare how long to send it.
Click the Turn Auto-Response On button.
If you change your mind about responding, return to the Vacation Response window and click the Turn Auto-Response Off button.
