question re Outlook2003 under XP, how to make new_mail sounds?

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Richard Pan

i can't seem to make new mail sounds under Windows XP Pro, using
Outlook2003 -
i have Outlook 2003 configured to produce sound when an new email arrives -
Tools-Options-Preferences-EmailOptions-AdvancedEmailOptions-"Play a sound"
box is checked, as is DisplayDesktopAlert.
however, the sound is never played when new email arrives, nor does a
Desktop
Alert ever appear.
XP machine IS producing sound for other software and a sample of the
sound i chose for email arrival, is acceptable, ie
ControlPanel-SoundsandAudioDevicesProperties-Sounds-ProgramEvents-
NewMailNotification-dropdownbox(chimes) produces the right sound!
What am I doing wrong? does Windows XP Pro have another sound
configuration switch I should use?

Rich, Washington, DC, 202 829-9732,[email protected]
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

If you have rules acting on the mail received, you will not receive a
desktop alert nor a new mail sound.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to the
(insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal account
will be deleted without reading.
|i can't seem to make new mail sounds under Windows XP Pro, using
| Outlook2003 -
| i have Outlook 2003 configured to produce sound when an new email
arrives -
| Tools-Options-Preferences-EmailOptions-AdvancedEmailOptions-"Play a sound"
| box is checked, as is DisplayDesktopAlert.
| however, the sound is never played when new email arrives, nor does a
| Desktop
| Alert ever appear.
| XP machine IS producing sound for other software and a sample of the
| sound i chose for email arrival, is acceptable, ie
| ControlPanel-SoundsandAudioDevicesProperties-Sounds-ProgramEvents-
| NewMailNotification-dropdownbox(chimes) produces the right sound!
| What am I doing wrong? does Windows XP Pro have another sound
| configuration switch I should use?
|
| Rich, Washington, DC, 202 829-9732,[email protected]
|
|
|
 

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