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To: knak
I use this email notification.Has worked great for a year and is easy to set up.Will open outlook express when new mail arrives and can be set to check every 1 minute and up,and it is free.

Easy Notification 2.0

11 posted on 11/12/2001 12:30:21 PM PST by mdittmar
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To: mdittmar
Thanks, that's what I was looking for!
18 posted on 11/12/2001 12:41:24 PM PST by knak
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Anyone know if an alternator is worth 219.00 plus an hours labor ($70.00) for a 94 mazda?
34 posted on 11/12/2001 1:04:36 PM PST by Sungirl
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To: mdittmar; knak
I use a mail notification program called wbiff!, which I probably downloaded from hotfiles.com.

The problem with Outlook Express, as opposed to Netscape's built-in mail program, is that, to get similar behavior, you would have to leave it running all the time -- another large program running in addition to IE. These small mail checker utilties allow you to NOT run Outlook Express all the time.

It is very important that you set your Outlook Express/Tools/Options/Security to use Internet Explorer's "Restricted" security settings. And, for that to be of value, you must set IE's/Tools/InternetOptions/Security/Restricted/Custom to Disable every single goo-gah feature listed. (Not sure, but these may now be default settings.)

And, to feel a bit more secure in using Outlook Express, you should have a virus checker set to scan all incoming documents. NOT taking these precautions with OE can be hazardous to your computer's health.


Socialists in Congress? Click on the zeppelin, Grasshopper.

38 posted on 11/12/2001 1:29:35 PM PST by EdZep
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