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Can you make the 'new mail' alert last longer than 30 seconds?

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OUTLOOK 'NEW MAIL' ALERT SETTING - 26 Sep 2007 15:36 GMT
I'm running Windows XP Professional at work.  Outlook only allows a maximum
of 30 seconds for the 'new mail' message to appear on the desktop before it's
ghostlike disappearing act.  If I'm not around to catch it appear on the
desktop, there's no other provision to let you know there's something new in
the Inbox.  
Is there an upgrade to Outlook to lengthen the alert time
to...say......until you open the new e-mail?  Please let me know if there is,
or maybe even another way of setting this feature for longer than 30 seconds.
Thank you much!

                                                                           
                Denis
HoldenCaufield718 - 26 Sep 2007 16:06 GMT
You cant make it last longer than 30 seconds to my knowledge but there is a
new item notification thats shows a new message in the system tray..its a
envelope near the time clock

> I'm running Windows XP Professional at work.  Outlook only allows a maximum
> of 30 seconds for the 'new mail' message to appear on the desktop before it's
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>                  Denis
Brian Tillman - 26 Sep 2007 16:50 GMT
OUTLOOK 'NEW MAIL' ALERT SETTING <OUTLOOK 'NEW MAIL' ALERT
SETTING@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I'm running Windows XP Professional at work.  Outlook only allows a
> maximum of 30 seconds for the 'new mail' message to appear on the
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> there is, or maybe even another way of setting this feature for
> longer than 30 seconds.

You can make it last up to about 50 days, if you want.  See this:
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/mailalert2003.htm#permanent_alert
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