You can actually set that to never send a read receipt, that way it does not
bother you with asking if you want to send one.
If the person on the other side of that requires a receipt, then they won't
get it, but if you're not required, you won't miss that feature.
So, rule of thumb is, if you think you'll ever have to send a read receipt,
then set it to ask, but if you do not think you'll ever have to send one
out, set it to never send one, and those pesky dialog boxes will go away.
Scorpio
-----Original Message-----
From: Mr. Ed
Sent: Thursday, September 7, 2017 8:54 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Read Receipt on Outlook 2016
Hi All,
When you are using Outlook 2016 and you send a read receipt does the other
person receiving the email get a box that comes up on his screen telling you
that so and so is requesting a read receipt and you get a choice to check
either yes or no to send the read receipt notice back to the sender?
The reason I am asking is I use Outlook 2010 and when I receive an email
from my wife at work who is using 365 and when I open her email I get the
box asking me whether I want to accept the read receitpt by clicking yes or
no. But when I send an email to my wife using Outlook 2010 and request a
read receipt she does not get a choice of yes or no. So my question is has
this read receipt changed after 2010 as to what the recipient sees when she
opens the email. Does this person have the choice of answering yes or no to
the read receipt?
Mr. Ed
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