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orlando:

--- Quote from: "Moose" ---My question was targeted to enable me to get one over on the Group MD, who constantly claims not to have receved my e-mails, when it suits him. :evil:
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If it's on an internal network, and you're mail server is MS Exchange, with Outlook (not OL Express) mail clients, setting a "Request read receipt for this message" under the options button will make the outlook client at the other end automatically send a RR back to the sender when the mail is read. Only if the users deletes the mail without reading it will they be prompted to return the read receipt.

Also if you set the 'Sensitivity' to 'private' the recipient can't alter of modify your mail if they reply or forward it onto anyone else.

datalas:
BCC his boss, or admin or someone... then they know he's talking out of his a....  something

Either that or call him an officious tosspot at the bottom of the mail, or tell him you fancy his wife or daughter, or son...

His reaction will indicate to all that he recieved such documents ;)

Moose:
Hummm,  who is going to pay me next month if  do :D

strapping young lad:
is your boss in the same office chris?

doesnt matter either way but you could give the important info in a typed memo

or if not a letter by post (registered of course)

datalas:

--- Quote from: "Moose" ---Hummm,  who is going to pay me next month if  do :D
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In which case sign it "Love Moose" and make out it's him you fancy..

They're not allowed to sack you for that  :twisted:

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