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Outlook Query
- Thread starter neil007
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darrenyoung
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Outlook - send & recieve
In Outlook 2003
Press Ctrl+Alt+S
The Send/Revieve Groups window pops up
In that window there is a place where you can set the time interval for Outlook to automatically send and recieve emails.
You can also turn this feature off so that you have to do it manually.
In Outlook 2003
Press Ctrl+Alt+S
The Send/Revieve Groups window pops up
In that window there is a place where you can set the time interval for Outlook to automatically send and recieve emails.
You can also turn this feature off so that you have to do it manually.
Why not simply turn off the notification?
As soon as I read GTD and was setting up my office The first thing I did was turn off the email notification "beep" or "blip". It's made all the difference.
I have now gotten myself into the habit of never leaving my inbox on my screen. If I'm not working on another program I either have my calendar, my CRM homepage or nothing at all on my screen.
It doesn't matter how often the email is sent or recieved it's still up to me to determine when I want to process it.
As soon as I read GTD and was setting up my office The first thing I did was turn off the email notification "beep" or "blip". It's made all the difference.
I have now gotten myself into the habit of never leaving my inbox on my screen. If I'm not working on another program I either have my calendar, my CRM homepage or nothing at all on my screen.
It doesn't matter how often the email is sent or recieved it's still up to me to determine when I want to process it.