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Outlook 2003: Send on behalf and "read receipts".

Asked by INAUSA in Outlook Groupware Software

Tags: behalf, behavior, outlook, read, receipts

Hi,

an AA of our CEO has his mailbox open in her Outlook and has Send on Behalf permissions to it .  He does not want to see any read receipts so that function was turned off in HIS Outlook.  However, his AA does want to use read receipts so its turned on in her Outlook.  When she sends a meeting request out from HIS calendar, both of them get read receipts back.

1)  I assume this is default behavior?

2) Is there a way in this scenario that read receipts can be turned off for the CEO but remain on for the AA?

Thanks.
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