i can't turn off my out of the office assistant

M

mp

I've been unable to turn my "out-of-office" message off. When I click on the
out-of-office assistant, I get an error window that states "The command is
not available.
 
T

TeeJay

If he could turn it on he wouldnt be asking the question. Im having the same
issue, as I turned it on and the feature does not work anymore to be able to
turn it off
 
K

K. Orland

Perhaps some further details would be helpful, such as version of Outlook and
version of Exchange.

Can the Out of Office be turned off and on in OWA?
 
T

thelout

K. Orland said:
Perhaps some further details would be helpful, such as version of Outlook and
version of Exchange.

Can the Out of Office be turned off and on in OWA?

I was having the same problem with Outlook 2003 (11.8217.8202) SP3. I could
turn the Out of Office Assistant off and on in OWA, but not otherwise. I
checked the list of disabled items under Help - About Microsoft Office
Outlook - Disabled Items, and found a dll file that was disabled. Once it was
re-enabled everything was working again. Unfortunately I didn't note the name
of the dll file before I re-enabled it.
I hope this is helpful.

Cheers
 
D

David

try this... worked with me...
Problem:

The following error appears when you are trying to either turn Out of Office
(OoO) on/off:

"The command is not available"
within Outlook 2003.

Solution:

1). Find the following registry key:
HKCU\software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Outlook
2). Right-click the Resiliency subkey
3). Rename to Resiliency.old
4). Quit regedit
5). Start Outlook again
 
A

arunvignesh1

Hi i Was also facing the same problem before.
The same Error message displayed.

But it was resolved soon by:

Help-> About Outlook -> Disabled items.
There just select everything that is displayed it and Enable it.

Then try to Off the Out of Office Assistant.

It will Surely resolve.

Thanks
 

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