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Hi,<br />
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There isn't a specific option for it. what you can do is, Create a new appointment or meeting request then attach your pdf and set the read receipt.<br />
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Outlook&gt;&gt;New Items&gt;&gt;Appointment or Meeting&gt;&gt;In the 'To' column, add the desired recipients, then 'Subject'&gt;Location give any location like 'at your desk'&gt;&gt;start time and end time&gt;&gt;Then go to 'Insert' tab and attach the pdf file&gt;&gt;click on 'meeting' tab&gt;&gt;Response options, select 'Request Responses' and 'Allow new time proposals' then send it end users.<br />
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This is how normally we do here.
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sunhux

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Not what I'm looking for; &nbsp;I've seen in my past work place where<br />
someone create an email that has buttons to click for &quot;Approval&quot;
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The More I know, the more I don't know

David Johnson, CD

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I've never done an Outlook e-signoff :<br />
Appreciate a layman's instructions on how to do this:<br />
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Basically will attach a PDF for target audience in the Outlook &amp;&nbsp;in email's body indicate<br />
a few lines that they have read, understood &amp;&nbsp;will adhere to what's attached in the PDF<br />
&amp;&nbsp;they have to click on &nbsp;a button to ack.<br />
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One other query:<br />
the Outlook ack that we receive, is this a .msg file when exported/saved?
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I've never done an Outlook e-signoff :
Appreciate a layman's instructions on how to do this:

Basically will attach a PDF for target audience in the Outlook & in email's body indicate
a few lines that they have read, understood & will adhere to what's attached in the PDF
& they have to click on  a button to ack.

One other query:
the Outlook ack that we receive, is this a .msg file when exported/saved?

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