Friday, December 2, 2005
E-mail receipts
I am at Columbia University today. (I didn't put that in "Where's Joe?" in the lefthand rail because this is mostly a personal trip.)
However, I couldn't resist a visit to the great career services guy here, Ernie Sotomayor.
While we were talking, a student came into his office, concerned because she didn't know whether her e-mail for a magazine internship had gone through.
Just so you know, you can send e-mails with receipts so you'll get some indication of whether they made it.
I use Microsoft Outlook. To get a receipt, after I create a new message I click "options" in the top toolbar. This gives you a window with choices for setting your e-mail's important and for tracking settings. The tracking choices are:
- Request a delivery receipt for this message
- Request a read receipt for this message.
Please don't attach receipts to all your mail! Just the important stuff.
I'll be back in the office Monday, reading internship applications.
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