I was wondering how listserv caught this Out-of-Office message.

I have been told LSOFT can not identify and protect the list from these.

I assume it must be OPENMAIL specific flag in the header - Autoreplied

mp welch


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I am out of the office until Monday 13 October 1999.

This account will not be monitored in my absence.

If you require action before this, please contact

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       Dave Wilks x4067




Thanks

Kenton


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