This is very helpful, Jim, and I will certainly read the documents to which you
referred. However, in order to not make waves here at work, I will use
Outlook. Most definitely not what I would have wanted, but it's probably for
the best, politically.
Thanks to everyone,
Mike
On 15,Feb,2011
Hey Everyone,
I did some more digging here, and found out that the answer is that
you need to use outlook. Read on...
1) Mail Disposition Noticiation (MDN) does exist, but is very poorly
supported; mainly because it's so easy to get around.
However, outlook does respect MDN requests.
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You know Robert, before I moved to the Mac I used Outlook. I always ignored
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Thanks, Jim, for responding.
Everyone in my office, except for me right now, uses MS Outlook. I have been
accused of ignoring some mail that was sent to me, a
Hello Jim,
This is exactly what I have tried to tell people in my office.
Mike
On 14,Feb,2011, at 8:06 PM, Jim Barbour wrote:
> Hey Carolyn,
>
> Yes, but a return receipt would be sent when the email is delivered to
> the imap server, not when the recipient downloads it and certainly not
> wh
Hi. I already do this, but thanks for suggesting it.
Mike
On 14,Feb,2011, at 4:17 PM, Colin M wrote:
> Hi Mike!
> Ok I'm no expert but could you be able to set up a rule to put work emails
> into there own box!
> That way you can keep track of all sent to you and you can get to them
> quicker!
Thanks, Jim, for responding.
Everyone in my office, except for me right now, uses MS Outlook. I have been
accused of ignoring some mail that was sent to me, and the idea from higher up
is that if they know when I read their mail, they can justifiably know when to
expect my response.
There are
Actually, when using a client such as MSOE, receipts are sent upon opening when
a header shows a read receipt. By default it presents a dialog box where one
can optionally blow off sending the receipt. This, IMHO adversely impacts the
utility of the read receipt feature. More over, in OE (and
Hey Carolyn,
Yes, but a return receipt would be sent when the email is delivered to
the imap server, not when the recipient downloads it and certainly not
when they read it.
Take Care,
Jim
On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 10:58:53AM -0700, Carolyn Haas wrote:
> Hi Jim:
> If I remember right there is a
Hi Jim:
If I remember right there is a setting in Outlook express, and possibly in
Outlook that automatically requests a return receipt. I personally always
thought it was useless, but I've also gotten the "return Receipt requested
message on some incoming emails.
I wonder if there's anything
Hi Mike!
Ok I'm no expert but could you be able to set up a rule to put work emails into
there own box!
That way you can keep track of all sent to you and you can get to them quicker!
Hopefully the work emails can have something to differential from others to
achieve this!
Colin
Qapla!
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Hello Michael,
Anyone using standard SMTP based mail (whether it be Mac Mail,
Thunderbird, Outlook, or something else) will not be able to track
when an email message they've sent out gets read, it just isn't
possible.
So, the question is, what are your workmates using to read their mail,
and wou
Hello Anne,
This is very disheartening, to say the least. I myself never used the facility
in the past, but I guess I'll have to get used to doing so from now on.
Thank you very much for passing along the information, though it wasn't what I
wanted to hear.
Mike
On 14,Feb,2011, at 12:24 PM,
Hello Mike,
There is no way, in Apple Mail, for you to know when someone has read your
message. The facility simply isn't there.
Cheers,
Anne
On 14 Feb 2011, at 10:25, Michael Busboom wrote:
> Greetings to all of you,
>
> Here at work, there have been several misunderstandings about mail th
Greetings to all of you,
Here at work, there have been several misunderstandings about mail that was
allegedly sent to me, but was ignored by me. For my own protection, I need to
be able to know when people read my mail, and I also need to be able to
generate receipt requests. this is critica
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