[MBZ] gmail question some of you might know the answer to

2007-11-20 Thread Gary Hurst
suppose you send someone a lot of emails every day and they claim to be never receiving 5% of them or so. now you don't know if they are really not getting them or just getting them and losing track of them. how does one set google mail up to get verfication of receipt of the emal?

Re: [MBZ] gmail question some of you might know the answer to

2007-11-20 Thread dave walton
Return Receipt is a function of the mail reader and is not supported via SMTP. Everyone disables Return Receipts by default nowdays (Outlook, Thunderbird). Most companies control the generation of Return Receipts via a group policy and disable it. The best you can do is run your own SMTP server

Re: [MBZ] gmail question some of you might know the answer to

2007-11-20 Thread Rory
From Gmail Help search: GMail, like most other webmail services, does not offer any received receipt and read receipt features. Normally, standard email rules imply that if a Delivery Failure Notification has not been received, the message has been delivered to the intended recipient. Some email

Re: [MBZ] gmail question some of you might know the answer to

2007-11-20 Thread John M McIntosh
Well there are other ways to know if the email was opened. Google shows for example http://www.returnreceipt.com http://www.msgtag.com/Mail_Receipt_.html These use the feature called web bugs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_bug to let some server know when the mail was opened. Users with