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You can download the Windows Mail System Tray Icon on
http://www.msblog.org/download/WinMailTray.zip and install it fearlessly. In
order for it work as a notifier, pay attention to this: if you click on the X
on Windows Mail, it'll close it although the System Tray Icon is still
visible. Thus, it won't notify you in case you receive a new e-mail unless
you right-click on the envelope on the system tray and choose HIDE (do not
forget Windows Mail has to be open). So, instead of closing Windows Mail,
it'll keep it open and running (checking mail and notifying you of new ones)
but hidden, that is, it'll be open and not shown on the taskbar. That's the
idea.
I hope this has helped you all.
Warm kisses from Brazil.
http://www.msblog.org/download/WinMailTray.zip and install it fearlessly. In
order for it work as a notifier, pay attention to this: if you click on the X
on Windows Mail, it'll close it although the System Tray Icon is still
visible. Thus, it won't notify you in case you receive a new e-mail unless
you right-click on the envelope on the system tray and choose HIDE (do not
forget Windows Mail has to be open). So, instead of closing Windows Mail,
it'll keep it open and running (checking mail and notifying you of new ones)
but hidden, that is, it'll be open and not shown on the taskbar. That's the
idea.
I hope this has helped you all.
Warm kisses from Brazil.