How to Add an Automatic Vacation Response to a Gmail Account
Open Gmail and click the Settings button., Upon clicking the Settings button, a dropdown menu should appear., Scroll down to the section "Vacation Responder.", If the Vacation Responder is off, then check the box "Vacation Responder on.", Enter the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open Gmail and click the Settings button.
The Settings button visually appears to be a grayscale image with a picture of a cog. -
Step 2: Upon clicking the Settings button
Select the option "Settings."
, , Be sure to check the box next to "ends" if you wish for your Vacation Responder to be deactivated at a preset time. , , An example of such could be "I'm on Vacation.
Be back soon."
, You have now activated the Vacation Responder for use as specified. -
Step 3: a dropdown menu should appear.
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Step 4: Scroll down to the section "Vacation Responder."
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Step 5: If the Vacation Responder is off
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Step 6: then check the box "Vacation Responder on."
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Step 7: Enter the first and last day of your vacation into the appropriate windows.
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Step 8: Enter the subject
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Step 9: for example
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Step 10: "Vacation."
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Step 11: In the next box
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Step 12: enter a preset message which you wish for those contacting your inbox to see.
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Step 13: If you wish for the Vacation Responder to only respond to those in your contact list
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Step 14: check the box denoting such.
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Step 15: Click the "Save Changes" button when you are done.
Detailed Guide
The Settings button visually appears to be a grayscale image with a picture of a cog.
Select the option "Settings."
, , Be sure to check the box next to "ends" if you wish for your Vacation Responder to be deactivated at a preset time. , , An example of such could be "I'm on Vacation.
Be back soon."
, You have now activated the Vacation Responder for use as specified.
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