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Manage the Out of Office settings of your Microsoft Exchange/Outlook users

New Version 3.0 !!!

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OOF-Admin is THE tool to manage Out of Office Settings of Microsoft Exchange/Outlook users. 

OOF-Admin can manage Out of Office message text and status (internal and external), Out of Office rules, delegates and Outlook folder rights

Very easy installation and usage, many individual settings and scriptable templates will make OOF-Admin a must-have in every professional Exchange environment.

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Reset the Microsoft Exchange Out of Office Assistant to send Out of Office notification mails more than once

Bild klein OOF-ResetIf Microsoft Exchange Out of Office Assistant is switched on, every sender gets an Out of Office mail back only once. If you would like to send such mails more than once (e.g. once per day), you will need OOF-Reset.

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ActiveHTML provides
Active Server Pages (ASP)
to your preferred web server.


ActiveHTML is an extremely powerful CGI-Program. Active HTML provides real ASP-Features to nearly every web server which supports executing cgi programs.
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Remote Taskmanager, Remote Scripting and Messaging for your Windows NT/2000 Network!

Small Screenshot SL-MessageSL-Message allows you to control your network clients remotely from your desktop. You can send alert messages, manage running tasks and start new programs. You can connect and disconnect network resources on remote clients. Shutdown and lock workstations across your network. SL-Message provides a powerful built-in scripting-language to perform actions on many computers at the same time. Help desk and administrators will love this tool!
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