cheshirekat wrote:
>It
>claims to be able to know when the email was received, when it was
>opened, whether attachments were opened, and how long the email was
>opened for. Are they able to gather this information from PowerMail?
There is no way for the sender to know if a plain text message has
Richard Hart wrote at 3:41 PM (-0700) on 8/22/09:
>If you do not know the person who sent the HTML message, don't "view as
HTML".
Alternatively, turn off the "download external pictures" checkbox in
Preferences, then feel free to view as HTML. (You can then choose to
load images on demand at you
Nope. This is Internet myth territory.
If you display email as HTML, someone can embed in the message an image
that is loaded via a URL request. That someone now knows that you
requested the image and can deduce that you probably viewed his message
as HTML.
If you trust the person who sent the HT
cheshirekat (cheshire...@pobox.com) wrote:
> For instance, I discovered this Web Site today, www.didtheyreadit.com/index.php> and wondered if this really works. It
> claims to be able to know when the email was received, when it was
> opened, whether attachments were opened, and how long the emai
I worked for a company that claimed they could track whether email they
sent was read on both Windows and Mac platforms. I didn't think much
about it at the time because their Mac support at the time was buggy and
minimal.
However, it has been at the back of my mind frequently since then when I
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