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I believe it is not so automated. Whenever senders asked for read receipt it is only the recipient who can allow further not &nbsp;to send the response manually. May be the user has further manipulated the option which you tried to set automated! 
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I believe it is not so automated. Whenever senders asked for read receipt it is only the recipient who can allow further not  to send the response manually. May be the user has further manipulated the option which you tried to set automated!

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Even when the recipient get and reads the email and has send receipt, the sender don’t get the receipt. &nbsp;The sender and receiver are in the same office and I’ve verified the settings on both Outlooks.
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Even when the recipient get and reads the email and has send receipt, the sender don’t get the receipt.  The sender and receiver are in the same office and I’ve verified the settings on both Outlooks.

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Should work in the same way until some other things plays their part..<br />
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Which version of outlook you have installed for all?<br />
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Should work in the same way until some other things plays their part..

Which version of outlook you have installed for all?



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Ok, here’s my problem. &nbsp;I have Exchange 2003 SP2 running on Windows 2003 SP2 server. &nbsp;I have all users that have the “Read receipt” enable in their Outlook. &nbsp;They all so have “always send a response” enabled. &nbsp;One of my uses don’t receive a read receipt. &nbsp;Is there any way to track the problem down?
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Ok, here’s my problem.  I have Exchange 2003 SP2 running on Windows 2003 SP2 server.  I have all users that have the “Read receipt” enable in their Outlook.  They all so have “always send a response” enabled.  One of my uses don’t receive a read receipt.  Is there any way to track the problem down?

Outlook Read Receipt

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.