FreeBusy 1.20.0049

MS Outlook add-on automatically creates and sends e-mail auto-reply from your custom templates in response to incoming e-mails, based on your Status (Away, Out of Office, Vacation, etc., custom Status, Calendar or MSN Messenger Free/Busy time) even if you are away from your computer. It allows you to respond to selected Contacts or Distribution lists and not answer to unwanted messages. Version available for MS Outlook 2000/2002/2003. ...

Author 4Team Corporation
License Free To Try
Price $24.95
Released 2005-10-04
Downloads 480
Filesize 2.36 MB
Requirements Outlook 2000/2002/2003
Installation Install and Uninstall
Keywords Freebusy, free/busy, out of office, away, status, autoreply, Notifications, autoreply, email, e-mail, forward, MSN, Messenger, autoresponder, outlook
Users' rating
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FreeBusyOther E-Mail ToolsWindows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003
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