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Is there any way to turn off the e-mail pop-up notice? I use Windows
Explorer and WinXP Pro. Thanks
Explorer and WinXP Pro. Thanks
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Vanguard
s said:Is there any way to turn off the e-mail pop-up notice? I use Windows
Explorer and WinXP Pro. Thanks
From WHAT? Obviously *some* e-mail program is running that pops up the
notice but you aren't telling us what it is. Windows Explorer is NOT an
e-mail program.
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Unk
Is there any way to turn off the e-mail pop-up notice? I use Windows
Explorer and WinXP Pro. Thanks
Assuming you use Outlook Express...
From OE, click Tools, Options, General Tab. Uncheck "Check for new messages every", Apply, OK
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Alan Edwards
What do you use for email?
....Alan
....Alan
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Guest
Pity the unitiated who never went to yale or harvard or those who are trying
to learn how a computer works and asks for a bit of help. Most of the answers
and responses for help are treated with contempt and inuendo, if you dont
want to give help and good advise then why trouble with a response at all.
Have a nice day
to learn how a computer works and asks for a bit of help. Most of the answers
and responses for help are treated with contempt and inuendo, if you dont
want to give help and good advise then why trouble with a response at all.
Have a nice day
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Vanguard
williameric said:Pity the unitiated who never went to yale or harvard or those who are
trying
to learn how a computer works and asks for a bit of help. Most of the
answers
and responses for help are treated with contempt and inuendo, if you
dont
want to give help and good advise then why trouble with a response at
all.
At least we are prodding the OP to give more details. Your post adds
absolutely nothing in the way of help.
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Gordon
williameric said:Pity the unitiated who never went to yale or harvard or those who are
trying to learn how a computer works and asks for a bit of help. Most
of the answers and responses for help are treated with contempt and
inuendo, if you dont want to give help and good advise then why
trouble with a response at all. Have a nice day
And if you took your car to a garage and said "it doesn't work" what would
the reply be? "Give us more information. WHAT doesn't work?"
Thats exactly what the OP said and is being asked in return.
READ the posts.
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Guest
it was not intended to, maybe i should get blinkers it might help with tunnel
vision.
have a nice day
vision.
have a nice day
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Alan Edwards
Ashtray
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Guest
bad habit
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Alan Edwards
....then stop doing it.
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Guest
only if you can tell me how, but then i might bog this sight down with all
the info i would have to give you.
the info i would have to give you.
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Mac
this is not a "sight"
williameric said:only if you can tell me how, but then i might bog this sight down with all
the info i would have to give you.
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s
I'm not offended. I've received a lot of help in this group. I should
have said I'm using MSN Explorer (Hotmail) as the email progam.
Thanks again
have said I'm using MSN Explorer (Hotmail) as the email progam.
Thanks again
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Alan Edwards
In that case, I see no need to tell you.
As Mac says, this is not a sight.
I doubt you have any information that would interest me.
As Mac says, this is not a sight.
I doubt you have any information that would interest me.
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Vanguard
s said:I'm not offended. I've received a lot of help in this group. I should
have said I'm using MSN Explorer (Hotmail) as the email progam.
There is no popup when using a browser to use the webmail interface to
Hotmail. That requires a separate e-mail client to be running to show
the popup alert that you have new mail. Might be MSN Messenger, might
be OE, might be Outlook, might be some other e-mail monitor or program.
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PA Bear
You can post your query to this MSN-specific newsgroup:
microsoft.public.msn.discussion
On the web:
http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...fault.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.msn.discussion
In your newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.msn.discussion
microsoft.public.msn.discussion
On the web:
http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...fault.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.msn.discussion
In your newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.msn.discussion
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s
thanks
In that case, I see no need to tell you.
As Mac says, this is not a sight.
I doubt you have any information that would interest me.
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Bruce Chambers
williameric said:Pity the unitiated who never went to yale or harvard or those who are trying
to learn how a computer works and asks for a bit of help. Most of the answers
and responses for help are treated with contempt and inuendo, if you dont
want to give help and good advise then why trouble with a response at all.
Have a nice day
"Doctor, it hurts when I do this."
"Well, don't do that."
How can possibly anyone help the OP if he declines to provide a shred
of relevant information? (And that has nothing to do with going to
Harvard or Yale, or knowing anything at all about computers; it's simple
common sense.)
--
Bruce Chambers
Help us help you:
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. -Benjamin Franklin
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Guest
I must apologies for being so stupid as to call this a site when quite
clearly it is a forum, and from the calibre of the responses that have been
posted in regard to my initial posting i must ask myself what capacity is the
calibre.
have a nice day !!
clearly it is a forum, and from the calibre of the responses that have been
posted in regard to my initial posting i must ask myself what capacity is the
calibre.
have a nice day !!