Thank you very much! Adela
Note that this only asks for the recipient to send confirmation. It is not
automatic or mandatory.
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Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
Imperial Beach, CA
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Jerry
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Thanks again! Adela
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I did send my msg with the request for confirmaiton. Thanks so much
again!!! Adela
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Follow the other posts on how to add the disposition header that
*asks* the recipient to send back a new e-mail as the read receipt.
Probably won't work, though. Most users configure their e-mail client
to NOT send back read receipts. Either they configure the option
immediately on installing or using that client to ignore those
requests or they get fed up with the prompts and then configure their
e-mail client to ignore those requests. The default might be to
Prompt but that generates a nag to the recipient who then configures
to Ignore (never send). Their e-mail client will automatically ignore
your request or they will reply No to the prompt. Don't expect read
receipts to work. It is the recipient's choice and they likely have
chosen to never send read receipts.
Only in a corporate setting with a company policy that dictates that
automatic read receipts be enabled can you expect to get any (and any
company enforcing that policy had better be stripping out the
Disposition-Notification-To header on inbound e-mails from external
senders). Read receipts work by the sender adding the
Disposition-Notification-To header to their e-mail which triggers the
recipient's e-mail client regarding the *request*; see RFC 2298,
section 2 (ftp://ftp.rfc-editor.org/in-notes/rfc2298.txt). It is also
possible the Read-Receipt-To or Return-Receipt-To headers are used to
request a read receipt but they are non-standard and discouraged.
Do you know for a fact that the recipient of your e-mails has
configured their e-mail client to automatically send the requested
read receipts, or that the recipient will respond Yes to send the read
receipt if prompted?
<<Do you know for a fact that the recipient of your e-mails has
configured their e-mail client to automatically send the requested
read receipts, or that the recipient will respond Yes to send the read
receipt if prompted? >>
I dont' know whether this recipient configured to answer the confirmations
or not, but thought I want to send it to them anyway at least they'll see I
want to record this email, even in the incomplete way in which OE has
arranged this. LOL! I'm sure they'll click on "No"......
I just realize that I too receive confirmation requests which I'd love to
undo. So I changed my configuration from "Send read receipt" to "Never send
read receipt" and I hope I did it the right way. All of this I learned from
you, Bruce and Jerry. :o)
Thank you all so much again. Adela
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