Without being disrespectful to someone who doesn't read this list, I
believe that certain individuals are sometimes control freaks who feel
that the only way to make sure that a person is actually working is to
determine when he/she reads his/her mail.
On 2010-07-13 22:07, Scott Howell wrote:
Mike, I understand that, but how do they use them? Do they send them with every
message or expect you to send them with each message? Sounds a little overkill,
but I am sure there is a reason.
Thanks,
On Jul 13, 2010, at 1:36 PM, Michael Busboom wrote:
Actually, I hate them, but my place of employment practically insist on them.
For me personally, they are useless, and I don't blame Apple for never having
implemented the feature. Nevertheless, I am stuck.
On 12,Jul,2010, at 10:09 PM, Scott Howell wrote:
Not to turn this into an endless discussion, but I really am curious if people
really respond to all of these return receipts or is it something that happens
and they have to take no action. I never respond to these because in nearly
every case I have to respond to the message, so it would be like replying
twice. It would seem that if there was sufficient demand, APple would have
implemented this facility into Mail, but apparently its use is not significant.
On Jul 12, 2010, at 3:04 PM, Michael Busboom wrote:
Normally, receipt requests aren't important to me, but they are to the
organization for which I work. I'm afraid that if I don't find something, I'll
have to do all my mail under Windows which, in my case, is very doable but not
desirable.
I guess I will need to look for new e-mail clients under Mac OS that work with
VO and have the receipt request feature.
Mike
On 12,Jul,2010, at 8:24 PM, Mark BurningHawk Baxter wrote:
I suspect my Mail program sends *something* back to the sender sometimes--when I land on
some messages, it says "Mail has new window," as if it's done some activity
very quickly--which I assumed was return-receipt-sending. I'd rather like it to stop
doing this, actually, as I believe it's sending messages to spammers to let them know the
account's still active for sending spam to...
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