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Old February 23rd 07, 02:15 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlookexpress
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On Feb 22, 7:16 am, "Bruce Hagen" wrote:
This freeware program will give you a pop-up notification of new mail
regardless of what program you are in.
[....]
Outlook Express Mail Alert 2.1:http://www.tucows.com/preview/381108


Do you know:

1. Instead of a pop-up (which interferes with whatever the user is
current doing), can the program be configured to simply provide a
sound alert and/or blink the minimized window, the way that some
background programs indicate that attention is required?

2. The program description says that it will "inform or remind you
when new e-mail arrives in Microsoft Outlook Express". If email is
manually "popped" from an ISP server (Earthlink), will the freeware
program detect new email on the ISP server?

If not, is there a way to configure OE so that email is "popped"
automatically, thereby causing the freeware program to detect that
email arrived "in" OE?

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Footnote.... Arguably, I should simply "play around" with the
freeware program and answer the questions myself. But, sigh, this is
really for someone else's computer, and they are suspicious and
relunctant to make any "unproven" changes; and my computer is not set
up to use an ISP mail server, so it is difficult for me to experiment
with OE on my own computer.

 




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