return receipt global ein/ausschalten?
geht das (Is there a setting in Lotus Notes to control whether a return receipt is sent?)?
No, that functionality does not exist in Notes. An enhancement request was submitted to Quality Engineering as SPR# PTRI5DVNZM; however, there are no plans to add the functionality in Notes 6.x or 7.x.
warum wäre spannend. denn: das wäre ein wirklich billiges und auch sinniges feature - vor allem in komnination mit der möglichkeit per policy steuern zu können, ob die anwender das global abstellen können. aber: ist nicht. danke
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4 Responses to “return receipt global ein/ausschalten?”
Vince Schuurman wrote on
September 16, 2006 @ 20:31 (in other words: 5 days after the fact)
well, i don’t understand that - would notes/domino be a microsoft product, ms would try to buy openntf and implement all those cool things - but (in my opinion) it seems like ibm doesn’t really care about which features domino admins and notes users would need for their work…
I’m sure you must have read some of the discussions around that theme last month.
If not search for ‘nifty-fifty templates’ 
Vince Schuurman wrote on
September 16, 2006 @ 21:50 (in other words: 5 days, 1 hour after the fact)
who didn’t. it would be nice to have those nifty fifty follow up templates, but there are many other missing features when talking about the base functionality - to be competitive, ibm should care about that. but big blue ignores that for sure.
that said, i think we should stop wasting time by talking about this topic - i will not change anything
joe wrote on
September 18, 2006 @ 08:08 (in other words: 6 days, 12 hours after the fact)
They can always borrow the code from OpenNTF Mail Experience. It’s not like they haven’t done that before