Aha! Here is the solution (Toshiba thing)...found it in another tread:
It has been driving me crazy too. Do you have a Toshiba Notebook? I do and
it's a Toshiba thing. A little voice from my computer told me what to do.
Actually when the Toshiba Speech System screensaver was on it would not stop
talking and my daughter asked me to shut it up.
Here is what you do according to the Toshiba Speech System instructions
("Removing Mail Speak from Microsoft Outlook 2000/2002/2003"):
Start Microsoft Outlook.
Click the Tools menu, and then select Options.
Click the Other tab.
Click the Advanced Options button.
Click the Add-In Manager button.
Click the Mail Speak (TOSHIBA) checkbox (it should be blank) to turn the
system OFF.
Click OK to close the Add-In Manager dialog box.
Click OK to close the Advanced Options dialog box.
Click OK to close the Options dialog box.
Mail Speak is now disabled in Outlook.
caryn said:
I'm having the same problem with a Toshiba, but I cannot find "Toshiba Tools"
If using a Toshiba, turn it off under Toshiba Tools options.
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After furious head scratching, Notso_techie asked:
| In Outlook 2003, when I recieve new e-mail, I hear an audible alert
| that says, "You've got (number) new mails." I've trying going to
| options within Outlook, and also through Windows Control Panel for
| sound schemes, but I can't seem to find how to turn this sound off or
| change it. Any ideas?