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June 19th 07, 12:05 PM
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How can I withhold Read Receipts to specified User?
I have a colleague who routinely asks for a Read Receipt for absolutely
everything, which I find annoying. He has resisted all efforts to stop this, what I consider to be, bad practice. Is there anyway within an Outlook 2003 V 11.0 Microsoft Exchange Server environment that I can, without sending a Read Receipt, prevent the dialogue box asking me whether or not I want to send a RR from popping up when I receive messages from this user? Could a rule be developed to do this? Ideally I would like to be able to do this for this one user only, so that if anyone else asked me for a RR I could continue to decide on a case by case basis. 
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