How To Windows AutoReply 2.2 - Email Auto-Responder Share Pin Email Print Windows Tips & Tricks Basics Guides & Tutorials Installing & Upgrading Key Concepts by Heinz Tschabitscher An independent writer who has reviewed hundreds of email programs and services since 1997. Updated October 18, 2016 The Bottom Line AutoReply is an easy to use, but quite powerful autoresponder. Lacking advanced features needed for marketing purposes, AutoReply is perfect for holiday auto-replies, for example. Visit Their Website Pros AutoReply is easy to set up and useLets you specify to which messages it should replyDoesn't auto-reply the same sender persistently Cons AutoReply supports POP accounts onlyLacks flexible filters and automationFew variables for message customization Description AutoReply sends automatic replies to incoming emails in multiple POP accounts.Each account can have a different message in AutoReply.Automatically generated replies can include the original mail's sender, subject, recipient and date.AutoReply can be configured to send replies only to emails matching certain criteria.You can specify flexibly how often AutoReply should respond to mail from the same sender.AutoReply supports Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/3/XP/Vista. Guide Review - AutoReply 2.2 - Email Auto-Responder Any decent email client with reasonably flexible filters can reply to mail automatically while you're not at the office or not at home—if you invest a lot of time in setting it up. AutoReply can do all that much easier, and in a flexible fashion. AutoReply lets you specify different replies for different accounts, and you can make it send auto-replies only to incoming mail matching certain criteria. Unfortunately, these filters lack in flexibility, and you can't send different replies to different messages. Message personalization is generally a bit limited in AutoReply. But configured to reply to the same sender only once (or only once a week maybe), AutoReply makes a great holiday auto-responder. Visit Their Website Continue Reading