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Thunderbird 1.0 and receipts

Discussion in 'Firefox, Thunderbird & SeaMonkey' started by Christer, 2005/03/03.

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    JSS3rd Lifetime Subscription

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    No, it's where a ThunderBIRD lives. :D
     
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    re:Outhouse Express

    I have it someplace, but suppressed.( don't recall how ) - I also have M$ IE - but never updated or used......

    BMOORE
    you are correct:

    I guess I misworded - I was refereing to same ISP email address not program.
    Yes - if you send form ONE email address to ANOTHER email address in the same ISP account - you get the RR

    Sorry if I confused things.

    regards:captjlddavis
     
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    I sent request from one account of mine to another, from TB1.0 (the sedentary bird), and open in Mozilla1.7.5, and received the request. I then went back to TB1.0, and there was another request. Now, I am in Netscape7.2. I got an announcement to cut it out sending passwords so many time in a short period of time. But, for now, I got two confirmations. I think that this thread is getting nowhere.
    I am doing this way, before sending I click on Options|Return receipt. That preference will be good for the one time.
    I just got the third confirmation in Netscape 7.2. Is it possible that these request end up in the Junk folder? My ISP sent a curt message to that effect, and since it is server based, and I don't look at all that garbage, I would never know. This is a consideration.
    By the way, I did not have to go near OE. Now, OE is something else. I will be posting soon about it
     
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    UNLESS one of the addresses is an alias for the other, which is my situation. JSS3rd@, JSS@, Jim@, and Dad@ are all aliases for my actual address. No RRR when I send from one to another.
     
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    JSS..

    if it makes you happy, I stand corrected....

    regards:captjlddavis
     
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    Christer,

    What about disabling email scanning, and Firewall, just to see if either is the culprit?

    Ramona
     
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    Ramona,
    I know what is in your mind. I am scanning outgoing mail with AVG, by the way. But, I would eliminate, antivirus, firewall or any security software, one at a time.
     
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    Christer

    Christer Geek Member Staff Thread Starter

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    Disabling Norton Internet Security (antivirus and firewall) made no difference

    Christer
     
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    Christer

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    Yesterday, I sent a mail with an attachment to two recipients. The one using Thunderbird did receive the attachment but the one using Outlook Express (or Microsoft Outlook) didn't receive it.

    Sending the same mail with the same attachment from OE to the same recipients, the attachment was received by both.

    Christer
     
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    Christer

    Christer Geek Member Staff Thread Starter

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    I was browsing mozilla.org and came across Why Use Mozilla ? where under "Mail & Newsgroups" it says:

    The emphasis of "return receipts" is mine but could it be that I should install an extension of Thunderbird or something for this to work?

    Christer
     
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    Firebird receipts..

    I also tested what Christer said and it's true...Is there an answer for this problem?I'm very much interested..
     
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