When you go on vacation, isn't there a program that you can download that notifies e-mailers you are away ?
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You don't have to download it if you're using Yahoo!\n\nMail > Options > Vacation Response > Select Dates, Write Response > Turn Auto Response On\n\nThis also available through Outlook and I would assume many other mail services.
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Assuming you are using Outlook for email you can simply find you .pst file and burn it to cd as a backup.
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hmm i think they already have something like that, there is a client for gmail that checks for e-mail and it also works as a messenger..just like yahoo/aim/msn/icq/etc...never used it but i saw it somewhere...
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007 Stealth Activity Recorder & Reporter 1.22\n\nThis really a good software. It uses builtin email program that sends report(from login/logout time to any key stroke in the keyboard) to your mail account in invisible mode. It works silently.
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You could always just stop checking your email. Probably the simplest thing to do.
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Yes you can do that. Yahoo! has a scheme by which you can be alerted on your mobile phone when some one emails you. Please refer to Yahoo! Help for more info about this service. Remeber it is not a free service. You'll be charged for it.
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click on END NOW eveytime this message would pop up. this message would come across your screen if you have some programs that are not being closed.
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Try checking your current email's options, and use the fowarding feature if it has one. Or try using your new email options to retrieve the email from the old one. Another option would be to create a vacation response in your old email address giving out your new email address. This would let people know that you want them to email you at your new email address.
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Yes,you can install "DidTheyReadIt.When you use  DidTheyReadIt, every e-mail that you send is invisibly tracked without alerting the recipient.\n\nBut when they read your message, you will immediately receive the following information:  \n  When, exactly, your email was opened.  \n  How long your email remained opened.  \n  Where, geographically, your email was viewed.  \n \nYou can get it at the site below.
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GO TO SOUNDS IN THE CONTROL PANEL AND SCROLL DOWN TILL U GET TO EMAIL THEN SELECT HOW U WISH TO BE NOTIFIED
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email them and ask them where they are
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When in Yahoo! Mail go to "Options" then select "Vacation Response". Add it there.
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Since you are 'offline' you cannot check your email unless you go 'online'.. There is no other way..
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you can click on sent mail & it will tell if you if it has been read/replied/forwarded
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Go to the Away tab in Preferences, and check Auto respond with message in the "When idle" section. \n\nAlso check your Away Preference settings, and make sure that you have the Auto respond and insert in personal profile option enabled.
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You will probably have to get some software such as "GoToMyPC" or something similar, if you keep your work PC on all the time with Outlook running.  If Outlook is running, as soon as e-mail hits the mail server, it is sent to your PC and resides there.  \n\nIf you turn Outlook off or shut down your work PC, whoever operates your mail server needs to provide you remote logon access to it.  \n\nI hope this helps.
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No idea.. can't you just disable mail alerts in preferences?