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| | Inbox Problem I can't get the received mail to automatically go to the inbox. To get received mail I have to click on the send/receive button for it to download to my inbox. New to Windows Mail and Vista for that matter. What did I miss when setting this up??? |
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| | Re: Inbox Problem Tools>Options>General tab>Automatically check for messages every xx minutes. "Edelmata" <kedelman1@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23B1Lt%23bZIHA.5980@xxxxxx Quote: >I can't get the received mail to automatically go to the inbox. To get >received mail I have to click on the send/receive button for it to download >to my inbox. New to Windows Mail and Vista for that matter. What did I >miss when setting this up??? |
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| | #3 (permalink) |
| | RE: Inbox Problem Go to tools, options, general, and you will see what to do there. I suspect you need to adjust the 'check for new messages every'. Don't have it less than five minutes. "Edelmata" wrote: Quote: > I can't get the received mail to automatically go to the inbox. To get > received mail I have to click, on the send/receive button for it to download > to my inbox. New to Windows Mail and Vista for that matter. What did I > miss when setting this up??? > > |
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