Read receipts in Receiver mail

Hi All,
If we were sending out a mail from PI, is there any option that we can configure a read receipt?
There is an option for delivery acknowledgements, but is it possible to configure read receipts at the adapter level?
Do suggest some alternatives if any.
Regards,
shabz

>
Prateek Raj Srivastava wrote:
> Delivery acknowledgement's technical name is THeaderDISPOSITION-NOTIFICATION-TO.
> Disposition Notification is commonly called as the Read Receipt which you require. It is an adapter specific attribute. Have you tried configuring it?
>
> Regards,
> Prateek
are you sure its not the delivery acknowledgment? delivery acks are different from read receipts

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