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![]() I have made some extra folders in my IMAP email account and configured some rules in the web interface for the email account, to sort new email into folders. However, I do not get a new mail alert in the system tray (notification area) when I get mail in any of the new folders, only the main inbox. How do I make Outlook display an alert for these folders? Thanks ss. |
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Synapse Syndrome wrote:
I have made some extra folders in my IMAP email account and configured some rules in the web interface for the email account, to sort new email into folders. However, I do not get a new mail alert in the system tray (notification area) when I get mail in any of the new folders, only the main inbox. How do I make Outlook display an alert for these folders? Thanks ss. Hi SS: I am working on this issue also. New mail will show up in your inbox with an unread count, but when any e-mail moved by a rule does not show up as new until you click on the folder. In ToolsOptionsMail SetupSend Recieveedit "Group Name" for your IMAP account, there is a checkbox setting called "get folder unread count", but this seems to have no affect one way or the other, even on the Inbox (which shows unread e-mail counts regardless of the setting). This is kind of a show stopper and I am finding it hard to believe that this behavior is the default behavior, but it is. I have tested Outlook 2007 Technical Refresh 2 and it is the same. This is a serious defect. J |
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... Synapse Syndrome wrote: I have made some extra folders in my IMAP email account and configured some rules in the web interface for the email account, to sort new email into folders. However, I do not get a new mail alert in the system tray (notification area) when I get mail in any of the new folders, only the main inbox. How do I make Outlook display an alert for these folders? Thanks ss. Hi SS: I am working on this issue also. New mail will show up in your inbox with an unread count, but when any e-mail moved by a rule does not show up as new until you click on the folder. In ToolsOptionsMail SetupSend Recieveedit "Group Name" for your IMAP account, there is a checkbox setting called "get folder unread count", but this seems to have no affect one way or the other, even on the Inbox (which shows unread e-mail counts regardless of the setting). This is kind of a show stopper and I am finding it hard to believe that this behavior is the default behavior, but it is. I have tested Outlook 2007 Technical Refresh 2 and it is the same. This is a serious defect. Hi John I get the unread mail number appear after auto-send/receive after changing the settings you mentioned, but I never get the new email notification icon. I also can't seem to configure 'alerts' as shown in my other post. I am using Vista, and the Outlook desktop gadget that is available doesn't work either. So I have to keep on checking manually, to see if I have received any important mail. ss. |
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Synapse Syndrome wrote:
"John Urness" wrote in message ... Synapse Syndrome wrote: I have made some extra folders in my IMAP email account and configured some rules in the web interface for the email account, to sort new email into folders. However, I do not get a new mail alert in the system tray (notification area) when I get mail in any of the new folders, only the main inbox. How do I make Outlook display an alert for these folders? Thanks ss. Hi SS: I am working on this issue also. New mail will show up in your inbox with an unread count, but when any e-mail moved by a rule does not show up as new until you click on the folder. In ToolsOptionsMail SetupSend Recieveedit "Group Name" for your IMAP account, there is a checkbox setting called "get folder unread count", but this seems to have no affect one way or the other, even on the Inbox (which shows unread e-mail counts regardless of the setting). This is kind of a show stopper and I am finding it hard to believe that this behavior is the default behavior, but it is. I have tested Outlook 2007 Technical Refresh 2 and it is the same. This is a serious defect. Hi John I get the unread mail number appear after auto-send/receive after changing the settings you mentioned, but I never get the new email notification icon. I also can't seem to configure 'alerts' as shown in my other post. I am using Vista, and the Outlook desktop gadget that is available doesn't work either. So I have to keep on checking manually, to see if I have received any important mail. ss. I misread your question. I also have the issue that you report so it would be interesting to see if anyone comes up with a resolution. John |
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