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Conference iosg::all-in-1_v30

Title:*OLD* ALL-IN-1 (tm) Support Conference
Notice:Closed - See Note 4331.l to move to IOSG::ALL-IN-1
Moderator:IOSG::PYE
Created:Thu Jan 30 1992
Last Modified:Tue Jan 23 1996
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:4343
Total number of notes:18308

387.0. "Acknowledgements of read messages?" by AKOCOA::DROMANO (TDU V3.0 Development) Wed Apr 01 1992 15:40

    I was looking for a functionality in ALL-IN-1 that I thought existed
    but cannot find now.
    
    Can you have an acknowledgement automatically sent to you when I
    message recipient reads a message?  i.e. I send a message to 'A', 'A'
    reads the message and at that point I get a generated message that said
    'A' just read your message.
    
    Thanks,
    
    Don
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387.1LARVAE::JORDANChris Jordan, Digital Services - Office Consultant, LondonWed Apr 01 1992 16:2411
    Certainly is there.... just press TAB at the subject field when
    creating the message, and say YES to Read receipts.....
    
    BUT be aware that the receiving user of your message might feel that
    you are intruding on his private space when you check up on whether he has
    read your message or not..... and therefore ALL-IN-1 gives him the
    opportunity to decide whether to send back this read receipt or
    not......
    
    Cheers, Chris
387.2another ?NCPROG::HARRISooopppsWed Apr 01 1992 16:4114
    another question on read receipts -
    
    has anyone seen (and know why/how/to fix) -
    
    	a user sends  a message to a DL. there is no receipt requested on
    	the message (checked by doing an SH).  BUT - she rec'd back 3
    	read receipts from users. the users all have the 'send read
    	receipt' field as a Y in their profile?
    
	this is happening sporadically to this 1 secretary.
    
    ALl-IN-1 2.4 no patches
    
    		thanks - ann
387.3Any other info?IOSG::SHOVEDave Shove -- REO-D/3CThu Apr 02 1992 11:598
    Were the users local or remote?
    
    If local, were they addressed as local (USER, as opposed to USER @A1
    @THISNODE) ?
    
    First class, second class, express, deferred ?
    
    Dave (playing for time, really ;-))
387.4not ALl-IN-1NCBOOT::HARRISooopppsFri Apr 03 1992 00:0210
    well, seems this wasn't an ALL-IN-1 concern after all!!!  (thank
    goodnes!).
    
    there is a homegrown mail package here that is set up to automatically
    send back read receipts.  the 3 users whose accounts send back the
    receipts were on this homegrown thing!
    
    ahh - joys of being on the customer site (that is heavily customized!)!
    
    	thanks - ann