This is a proprietary feature of some corporate mail solutions like Microsoft Exchange. If by referring to "return receipts", you mean "read receipts", be aware that there is no facility for read receipts in the POP3 standard. If the mail server you're sending to simply doesn't send a return receipt when there's a problem, it has nothing to do with your mail client. Return receipts are specific to the mail server you're using. But if I may, I'd just like to address this rather common misunderstanding as it relates to email.
Firefox for mac os10.3.9 upgrade#
It's time Apple sit down and rethink the whole OS for the future, upgrade and refresh it, aqua and metal still have their charms but new vision is needed, the question is, does Apple have what it takes to blow us away with a really NEW up to bottom OS ?Ĭlick to expand.I don't care for Safari either, Firefox on the Mac suites me just fine. I'm all for productivity, even if it means 'borrowing' some ideas from other places - add cut functionality in Finder ! Finder also needs more work - the iTunes-like Finder and cover flow feature in Leopard also seem superfluous and unnecessary, who's really going to flip through documents with cover flow in Finder? Like hello ? Those are my gripes, at least what I cant remember now, anyone else have the same experience or just get used to it ? Mail - no return receipt? What's up with that ?
Mac service must be the buggiest thing ever - its like i get the spinning beach ball all the time when accessing idisk and just seems not right, not smooth somehow, and prone to crash.
Do something about it Apple, not boast about Safari 3 with the same limitations !Īnother annoying thing - the. Apple should just be logical and redesign Safari to incorporate those two things. We all know the flash issues with Safari, but these two seemingly minor issues really stand out when used repeatedly, and I felt more productive in IE.
WHERE IN THE WORLD IS CARMEN SANDIEGO? You have to delete the COTTON PICKIN' whole url manually. When clicking on address bar once in IE or firefox, you can just start typing a new URL while in Safari. To open a new tab in safari, right click, new tab - in IE (firefox too) just click to make a tab.
Firefox for mac os10.3.9 mac os x#
So, I've been using Mac OS X the last several months and happened to try Vista and opened up IE to do some web browsing - that's when immediately i noticed something - IE is better than Safari, JUMPIN' JEHOSEFATS even Firefox is better than Safari. I was, like most people, a Windows user till I bought a MacBook Pro in January and haven't used Windows XP more than a couple of times since then, as what they say about Mac OS X really is true, once you get used to it makes you wonder why you ever used Windows.
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