I asked about this as well. After some more thought, I guess in some
respects the feature is useless because at least with outlook, if I
decide I don't want the receipt to be sent, then it isn't.So, unless
the client did send it automatically. So, guess there isn't much need
for it in the end. Just my opinion.
Scott Howell
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On Jan 14, 2009, at 9:25 AM, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
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Hi David,
On, at [GMT] (which was 15:16 where I live) you
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DP> you cannot.
And this is one of the stranger things in Mail, i mean every single
email client has this feature, at least everyone that i know.:-)
There are situations when a read- or return receipt is useful.
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/Krister
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