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Subject: Re: Unwanted read receipt requests in Outlook 2013
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Thor Kottelin wrote:
 
> I'm using Outlook 2013 on a Windows 7 Professional system. When I send
> mail, the recipient is often prompted to allow a read receipt to be
> generated for me, the sender.
> 
> the box for read receipts is not checked.

This is why newer is frequently not better.

I'm still using Office 2000 (and Outlook 2000) on Windows 98se (with
KernelEx).

Microsoft's motto:

     "If it works, it's not complicated enough"

The Windows NT line of Operating Systems:

    "The bloat and vulnerabilities go in before the name goes on"