Email Options |
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How to Create an Automatic Email Reply and/or Set Email Forwarding |
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Using
the Campus Account Utility, faculty and staff — and students, too — can
create an automatic email reply to be sent in response to incoming mail
(one reply per week to any given sender). If you would like incoming messages
to be forwarded to another email address while you’re gone, that feature
is available, too.
Autoreply and forwarding can be used together or separately. If you simply want to forward your mail without sending a prewritten reply, use the forwarding feature only. To use either (or both) feature(s), go to the following location on the Web: http://www.csun.edu/accountThen do the following. If you want to set both an automatic reply and message forwarding, set the automatic reply first and then return to the Email Options menu and set message forwarding.
Your autoreply and/or message-forwarding request will be activated within ten minutes of submission. Deactivating the Autoreply or ForwardWhen you want to resume reading your mail (and/or stop forwarding messages) follow the procedure described above with the following exceptions:
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August 14, 2003 |
Prepared by Gail Said Johnson, User Support Services |
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