Jun 19, 2017 - I bet I'll somehow end up being the only guy at work who has read receipts turned off and get crap for it. I hate that we have to use Outlook.

• Select Always send a read receipt to have Outlook return read receipts as you open messages automatically and without your knowledge. • Choose to Ask each time whether to send a read receipt to have Outlook pop up a dialog when you have read an email (i.e.

Have opened and now closed it or progressed to a different email); in the dialog, select Yes under Do you want to send a receipt to have Outlook deliver a read receipt for this — and just this — email. Or select No to prevent Outlook from sending a read receipt for this message (but ask you again for the next email whose sender has asked for such a receipt).

An upcoming release of Outlook 2016 for Mac will get something that Outlook/Windows users take for granted: Read Receipts and Delivery Receipts. It’s hard to believe but the current and past versions of Outlook for Mac don’t have these features. Source: Microsoft The feature is now available in Outlook 2016 for Mac with the Slow Insiders version 15.34 (170515). Has also been added. Download hp deskjet 3755 drivers. Delivery Receipt – a message comes back saying the email was accepted by the mail host for delivery. Read Receipt – a message comes back when the email was marked as Read.

Neither Receipt is particularly reliable in practice. A message might be accepted for delivery but then removed or moved by a spam filter. The receiver can choose to not send a read receipt back. Long wait for Mac users It’s taken Microsoft six years to add a standard email feature. Outlook for Mac users must be a very patient lot. Microsoft is boasting that adding Receipts answers the most common Outlook/Mac feature request. Little wonder, since it’s a key part of email, especially for business users.

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