How do I determine if a sent message had a return receipt request attached?

I don't always send return receipt requests with messages so I'm wondering how I can tell if I sent
an RRR with a particular sent message? If I sent to multiple recipients, I'd like to know who has not
returned a receipt.

You might be able to use a Message Filter to tag the ones that have a receipt requested. I haven't tried that with Sent Items, but tested something similar for incoming messages in this thread: https://support.mozilla.org/questions/1003321

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With version update 31.4.0 - the return receipt request and email send priority disappeared.
How can I access them now?
Thanks!

Did it? I find it in the bar under alternatives

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I'm sure this is probably an easy one but I'm nopt finding the option as I look throuogh "the usual places;)

First you have to be in Classic layout (with columns) if you're not already there. Mail Preferences - View - Use Classic Layout.
Then, right-click (or ctrl-click) on the header of the right-hand panel - in the same space where you see "From", "Subject", etc. You'll see options to add columns. Click the "To" column to add it, and any others you want. You can now sort by these columns if you wish by clicking on the column header.
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TS3276 How to send a return receipt request?

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Mail doesn't nativel support such things. If this still works, you can add a header that will request the read receipt, but it will be for every email you send: http://email.about.com/od/macosxmailtips/qt/et_request_recp.htm
Since most email clients either disable this by default or don't support it at all (like Mail), you will only know if you get a positive response. If you do not get a read receipt, it has little bearing on whether the person read the email or not.

How to get newly-added Sent messages to show up?

Somehow I lost all my Sent messages; don't really know whether I trashed them or they spontaneously disappeared.
But I had a recent hard disk backup, and tried copying my backed-up Sent messages to all of three locations:
~/Library/Mail/Mailboxes/Sent Messages.mbox
~/Library/Mail/[a POP server]/Sent Messages.mbox
~/Library/Mail/[another POP server]/Sent Messages.mbox
In no case upon subsequently launching Mail did they show up in Sent messages.
(If I actually send a new message, it goes into the third of the above locations.)
I even tried restoring all the other ancillary files straight from my backup:
Incoming_Mail
IncomingTable_ofContents
Info.plist
mbox
mbox.SKindex
Messages
tableofcontents
... but still no joy.
How do I restore my backup Sent messages?
(And why does this crap have to be so hard?!!)
Thanks!
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George,
I am reviewing your very thorough listing of the contents of what appears to be the current Mail folder -- is this correct?
I am counting two POP folders, indicating two accounts -- is this what you expect, and have?
Based upon what I can see, you upgraded from Jaguar, directly to Tiger, in mid December 2005 -- is that correct?
The second of the two POP account folders, appears to not have had any activity (based of dates last modified) since late 2004 -- is this from a backup? Also, this second POP folder has never been converted to Tiger, consistent not only with dates, but there being no Messages folder.
In most xxxx.mbox folders, where there is both a mbox file, and a Messages folder, the comparison of size is favorable to all messages having been largely converted, successfully -- would you agree? However, some in the Mailboxes folder were not expanded, and I cannot be sure of those. These are three within a folder named Archive, so you would need to examine those.
The Sent Messages.mbox folder in the Mailboxes folder has NO message content, since its mbox is zero in size, and it has no Messages folder. The temp.mbox folder in the Mailboxes has a mbox file, whose size exceeds the size of the Messages folder -- would you have deleted some messages, after upgrading to Tiger, and that would explain its smaller size?
The first thing you should do, after quitting Mail, is to remove all files that are WITHIN any xxxx.mbox folder (including any within another such folder), of all files, EXCEPT the Info.plist, mbox, and Messages folder. Furthermore, for those where there is BOTH a mbox file and Messages folder, but the Messages folder size EXCEEDS the size of the mbox file, you can delete the mbox file, also.
If you really have a second POP file, and the one with 2004 dates last modified is only from backup, then you will keep the Info.plist file, and the mbox file in each mailbox, for now. It would be good to know if this is a currently valid account, however?
For those few, where the mbox size EXCEEDS the size of the Messages folder, I recommend copying those, and saving them on the Desktop. Then in the original, delete the mbox file, leaving ONLY the Info.plist file, and the Messages folder. Later you can decide if you think the old mbox files, of size, might have messages you still need to salvage -- we can work on that.
Now, at the root level of the Mail folder, delete the Envelope Index file. Launch Mail, and it will announce that it is ready to import your mailboxes. Allow this to continue, and it will only be reindexing those xxxx.mbox folder that have only a Messages folder, but for those with only a mbox file, it will be converting the message content, and creating a Messages folder -- again this only seemed to occur in the one, old POP account?
Later, you should look at those where conversion was needed, and if the Messages folder equals, or exceeds the size of the original mbox, then you can delete those mbox files.
I hope this is clear. It is not hard, but is very detailed work.
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Sent messages and inbox messages all appearing in same list

Hi there
Please can anyone tell me how I can separate out my sent messages from my inbox messages? Currently when I go to "Messages" from the home screen it takes me to a list of all messages, both sent and received, altogether. I've not had this with any other phone - normally have an "inbox" and "sent" - please is it possible how I can see the messages separately as you would do normally, not all together in one long list?
Are there any Apps to allow me to do this? Does iSMS allow this functionality - to have messages separated into inbox and sent folders accordingly?
Thank you for any help answering my question.

It's an absolutely brilliant phone don't get me wrong but this issue dumbfounds me. SMS is the biggest feature on every mobile. Why would a company deliberately choose to design a messages page and have all messages together instead of taking a bit more time (and money) developing it a bit further as with 99% of modern phones and move messages into appropriate folders - inbox, sent, drafts? Just to put them all in one list, making it impossible to tell which are ones you have written or been sent to you.
For example: if I send a text sms to John Smith that message appears under "John Smith" in the messages page, and then when John replies to it that message too appears under "John Smith" in the same messages page (no other information other than the name of the person) - absolutely no way at all to tell which is the one I have sent and the one I have received without manually clicking into each - if I had 50 messages this would be very impractical as you can imagine. You can see my frustration?
You cannot tell which messages you have sent and ones you have received - even a small marker like "R" for received and "S" for sent would help distinguish between them and be an improvement if all were to stay in the same page like they do. Is Apple likely to provide a solution to this soon in a next update?

Old sent messages from 2 years ago are missing!

I've been using Apple Mail for years, never reallyneeded to go back for any reason. But I'm now searching for a message I sent back 2 years ago. Although it seems that my sent items only go back to just over a year! I always assumed that would remain there until I files them. Does anyone know how I can retrieve my old sent messages?

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Sent messages help!?

I have two copies of sent messages on Nokia PC Suite. I want to make those two backups (sent messages only) merge together. However I found that to be impossible. I also tried to use Nokia Communication Center, by copying the sent messages to draft then exporting it. Then I restored the other backup, and did the same thing, later one I added them two sent messages together in drafts, however i cant copy/import from drafts to sent messages folder.
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You can't merge the backups, but what you could do is export them to a CSV file using Communication Centre in PC Suite, copy/paste them into a single document, then import them back into the phone. then you could make a complete backup of all of the messages if that's what you aim to do.
If the messages in your phone are not the same ones included in the backup, then make a backup of them to protect.
Now remove those messages and remove the lmessages from one of the old backup files to the phone.
Go to Communication Centre and select the folder you want, then go Edit>Select All, then File>Expor. Choose a filename and make sure that CSV is selected as the file format.
No delete those messages from the phone, and restoremessages from the other oldbackup to the phone and repeat the same process. You can then open both files in a CSV-compatibleprogram such as Excel, and copy/paste into a single document which you save; making sure to preserve the CSV format. You might want to sort the file into order by the date columne so you can check if there are any messages that existed in both backups - delete any duplicated lines and save again (if using Excel, sort by selecting Sort from the Data menu).
Now delete messages from the phone, go to Communication Centre again and select File>Import, search for the new file and select it.
This is fiddly to do, but it's a handy way to merge two lots of message data.

Why do my sent messages keep disappearing

Hi, I'm running Mail 2.05 and managing 4 mail accounts with Mail, to date, with little problems. I have a main personal account, which is set up as an IMAP account, then two other (work-related) IMAP accounts, and then a .mac account.
For the longest time, it's been configured that when I open up the inbox all four inboxes appear there, when I open up Drafts, all four pop up, ditto for Sent and Junk.
I also had somehow magically configured some sorting system which appeared at the bottom of the list, as a logo that resembled a small globe - when you expand the globe for each account, you see all the subfolders. great.
So now, all the sudden, one of these globes DISAPPEARED. and instead, at the very top, in the INBOX, now all of the subfolders are inside of the main mail account. i.e., the main mail account WITHIN the inbox now has everything: Sent, Junk, every folder I've ever made, etc. ALSO, and very disconcerting, is the absence of the main mail account in the SENT folder.
The whole thing is convoluted, but what is entirely aggravating now is that when I send a message from this main account (the sort of jumbled one that somehow moved due to my inept skills), it completely disappears, vanishes into the aether. HOW DO I NOW retrieve these sent messages?
I'd attach a screen capture if I thought it would help, but perhaps someone has had this problem before.
THanks in advance for any help.
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Hi Yoganietzsche.
The situation you're describing is typical of an IMAP account that requires INBOX to be put in Preferences > Accounts > Advanced > IMAP Path Prefix. It's strange, though, that this account was working fine before and the weird behavior started happening out of nowhere. I encourage you to ask the administrators of this account for any changes they may have made to the server recently.
HOW DO I NOW retrieve these sent messages?
You don't. Unfortunately, Mail lost track of where should they be stored, and they are almost certainly lost now.

View Adressee Sent Messages

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Are you using OSX Lion or Snow Leopard (OSX 10.7 or 10.6)? You have posted your question in the Snow Leopard forum, but it seems like you may be using Lion???
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hi from spain
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Just go here: http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=4602912#4602912

My ipad mail is synced to my iMac mail account. On iPad, I can only see my inbox and sent messages. I can't see any of the folders I have created on my iMac. How do I do that? Probably a dumb question, but I know there's a lot of smart people out there!

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