Read Receipt Customization

[Maurice]

I work with Office 2003 and would like to send some secure information to a
recipient. Using the read receipt feature, I would like to create a
statement that obligates the recipient to acknowledge and proctect the
attached information. Is this possible or is there some third party solution
for this. Advice sought

 

[Brian Tillman]

I work with Office 2003 and would like to send some secure
information to a recipient. Using the read receipt feature, I would
like to create a statement that obligates the recipient to
acknowledge and proctect the attached information. Is this possible
or is there some third party solution for this. Advice sought

You have no ability to control the content of the receipts, as far as I can
tell, and if you did, I can well imagine they'd break.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

you'll need to use a 3rd party service if you want to force them to return a
receipt

http://www.slipstick.com/addins/security.asp lists some of the programs that
are available.










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[VanguardLH]

in message

I work with Office 2003 and would like to send some secure
information to a
recipient. Using the read receipt feature, I would like to create a
statement that obligates the recipient to acknowledge and proctect
the
attached information. Is this possible or is there some third party
solution
for this. Advice sought

A *request* for a read receipt is nothing more than the addition of a
header in your outbound e-mails. If you want to include instructions
to the recipient then do so by putting those instructions in the body
of your outbound e-mail.