Read Receipts not processed in OL2007

[CJSnet]

Hi, I thought this was just a 2003 glitch but now I have 2007 I still
notice:

I have set all the tickboxes for automatically processing then deleting read
receipts on arrival.
When a receipt comes in, it stays in the Inbox.
If I just mark it read, it stays there.
In OL2003 when I opened it into a window, then closed it and moved off it,
it would sometimes delete automatically.
In OL2007 even that does happen. All read, read-receipts stay in the Inbox.

Is this by design? Any ideas anyone?
--
Thanks,
CJSnet

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[Guest]

It might be because of what type of internet you have. Like AOL, Comcast you
know those things. other than that I do not really know

 

[CJSnet]

Not likely, but thanks. I use Telewest Broadband, a very standardised and
large UK ISP. It uses a PPP Cable Modem.

Thing is I have had this problem on OL2003, OL2007 and 2 different machines.

Can you tell me what happens to your receipts when you have all the
checkboxes ticked, and one comes in?

Does it stay unread until you open it, then move off it and it disappears...
or is it hit and miss like for me?
--
Thanks,
CJSnet

Recommended:
* http://search.superhighstreet.com - Finds anything or they pay!
* http://www.superhighstreet.com & http://www.oxfordstreet.com - Beat the
crowds with Virtual Streetscapes

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It might be because of what type of internet you have. Like AOL, Comcast
you
know those things. other than that I do not really know

Hi, I thought this was just a 2003 glitch but now I have 2007 I still
notice:

I have set all the tickboxes for automatically processing then deleting
read
receipts on arrival.
When a receipt comes in, it stays in the Inbox.
If I just mark it read, it stays there.
In OL2003 when I opened it into a window, then closed it and moved off
it,
it would sometimes delete automatically.
In OL2007 even that does happen. All read, read-receipts stay in the
Inbox.

Is this by design? Any ideas anyone?
--
Thanks,
CJSnet

Recommended:
* http://search.superhighstreet.com - Finds anything or they pay!
* http://www.superhighstreet.com & http://www.oxfordstreet.com - Beat
the
crowds with Virtual Streetscapes

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[CJSnet]

Anyone able to cast an answer on this 4 year old issue?

Not likely, but thanks. I use Telewest Broadband, a very standardised and
large UK ISP. It uses a PPP Cable Modem.

Thing is I have had this problem on OL2003, OL2007 and 2 different
machines.

Can you tell me what happens to your receipts when you have all the
checkboxes ticked, and one comes in?

Does it stay unread until you open it, then move off it and it
disappears... or is it hit and miss like for me?
--
Thanks,
CJSnet

Recommended:
* http://search.superhighstreet.com - Finds anything or they pay!
* http://www.superhighstreet.com & http://www.oxfordstreet.com - Beat the
crowds with Virtual Streetscapes

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"(e-mail address removed)"

It might be because of what type of internet you have. Like AOL, Comcast
you
know those things. other than that I do not really know

Hi, I thought this was just a 2003 glitch but now I have 2007 I still
notice:

I have set all the tickboxes for automatically processing then deleting
read
receipts on arrival.
When a receipt comes in, it stays in the Inbox.
If I just mark it read, it stays there.
In OL2003 when I opened it into a window, then closed it and moved off
it,
it would sometimes delete automatically.
In OL2007 even that does happen. All read, read-receipts stay in the
Inbox.

Is this by design? Any ideas anyone?
--
Thanks,
CJSnet

Recommended:
* http://search.superhighstreet.com - Finds anything or they pay!
* http://www.superhighstreet.com & http://www.oxfordstreet.com - Beat
the
crowds with Virtual Streetscapes

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[Per Hagstrom]

Yes, very annoying issue. MS spend all the time making a new version of
Outlook, but are completely careless in fixing these well known bugs...!
I have the very same problem. At least Outlook 2003 sometimes would process
these items, but 2007 seems to never process them...

/ Per

ps. The best I can come up with for now is to make your own rule, moving all
new emails with the subject line starting with Read: and Delivered: to
another folder...

Anyone able to cast an answer on this 4 year old issue?

Not likely, but thanks. I use Telewest Broadband, a very standardised
and large UK ISP. It uses a PPP Cable Modem.

Thing is I have had this problem on OL2003, OL2007 and 2 different
machines.

Can you tell me what happens to your receipts when you have all the
checkboxes ticked, and one comes in?

Does it stay unread until you open it, then move off it and it
disappears... or is it hit and miss like for me?
--
Thanks,
CJSnet

Recommended:
* http://search.superhighstreet.com - Finds anything or they pay!
* http://www.superhighstreet.com & http://www.oxfordstreet.com - Beat
the crowds with Virtual Streetscapes

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"(e-mail address removed)"

It might be because of what type of internet you have. Like AOL, Comcast
you
know those things. other than that I do not really know

:

Hi, I thought this was just a 2003 glitch but now I have 2007 I still
notice:

I have set all the tickboxes for automatically processing then deleting
read
receipts on arrival.
When a receipt comes in, it stays in the Inbox.
If I just mark it read, it stays there.
In OL2003 when I opened it into a window, then closed it and moved off
it,
it would sometimes delete automatically.
In OL2007 even that does happen. All read, read-receipts stay in the
Inbox.

Is this by design? Any ideas anyone?
--
Thanks,
CJSnet

Recommended:
* http://search.superhighstreet.com - Finds anything or they pay!
* http://www.superhighstreet.com & http://www.oxfordstreet.com - Beat
the
crowds with Virtual Streetscapes

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[Per Hagstrom]

Bump!

Any comments from someone who knows?

/ Per

Yes, very annoying issue. MS spend all the time making a new version of
Outlook, but are completely careless in fixing these well known bugs...!

I have the very same problem. At least Outlook 2003 sometimes would
process these items, but 2007 seems to never process them...

/ Per

ps. The best I can come up with for now is to make your own rule, moving
all new emails with the subject line starting with Read: and Delivered: to
another folder...

Anyone able to cast an answer on this 4 year old issue?

Not likely, but thanks. I use Telewest Broadband, a very standardised
and large UK ISP. It uses a PPP Cable Modem.

Thing is I have had this problem on OL2003, OL2007 and 2 different
machines.

Can you tell me what happens to your receipts when you have all the
checkboxes ticked, and one comes in?

Does it stay unread until you open it, then move off it and it
disappears... or is it hit and miss like for me?
--
Thanks,
CJSnet

Recommended:
* http://search.superhighstreet.com - Finds anything or they pay!
* http://www.superhighstreet.com & http://www.oxfordstreet.com - Beat
the crowds with Virtual Streetscapes

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"(e-mail address removed)"
It might be because of what type of internet you have. Like AOL,
Comcast you
know those things. other than that I do not really know

:

Hi, I thought this was just a 2003 glitch but now I have 2007 I still
notice:

I have set all the tickboxes for automatically processing then
deleting read
receipts on arrival.
When a receipt comes in, it stays in the Inbox.
If I just mark it read, it stays there.
In OL2003 when I opened it into a window, then closed it and moved off
it,
it would sometimes delete automatically.
In OL2007 even that does happen. All read, read-receipts stay in the
Inbox.

Is this by design? Any ideas anyone?
--
Thanks,
CJSnet

Recommended:
* http://search.superhighstreet.com - Finds anything or they pay!
* http://www.superhighstreet.com & http://www.oxfordstreet.com - Beat
the
crowds with Virtual Streetscapes

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