A
Alex O.
Hello,
I have a problem with Outlook 2003 "you have new unopened items"
taskbar notification icon.
It only appears when the incoming email is filed into the inbox.
However, I have an extensive set of rules which store incoming
messages into relevant folders, so the notification icon almost never
appears.
How can I change this behaviour? I need the icon to appear regardless
of the folder the email goes to.
I tried the following test to confirm the issue:
* Rule #1: display desktop alert
* Rule #3: move all email to specific folder and stop
I sent email to myself. Both rules were triggered.
Result: Desktop alert appeared, notification icon did not appear.
Then I added a rule:
* Rule #1: display desktop alert
* Rule #2: if message from myself, stop (email left in in inbox)
* Rule #3: move all email to specific folder and stop
I sent email to myself again. Rules #1 and #2 were triggered.
Result: Both desktop alert and notification icon appeared.
I want the icon to appear even in the first case, can it be done?
Thank you.
I have a problem with Outlook 2003 "you have new unopened items"
taskbar notification icon.
It only appears when the incoming email is filed into the inbox.
However, I have an extensive set of rules which store incoming
messages into relevant folders, so the notification icon almost never
appears.
How can I change this behaviour? I need the icon to appear regardless
of the folder the email goes to.
I tried the following test to confirm the issue:
* Rule #1: display desktop alert
* Rule #3: move all email to specific folder and stop
I sent email to myself. Both rules were triggered.
Result: Desktop alert appeared, notification icon did not appear.
Then I added a rule:
* Rule #1: display desktop alert
* Rule #2: if message from myself, stop (email left in in inbox)
* Rule #3: move all email to specific folder and stop
I sent email to myself again. Rules #1 and #2 were triggered.
Result: Both desktop alert and notification icon appeared.
I want the icon to appear even in the first case, can it be done?
Thank you.