Does hotmail email accounts do a sound once message is received?
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Not the account , but if you have msn messenger signed in then you will get a notification with a small sound and a pop up from the messenger
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Yahoo! Messenger provides audible e-mail alert, when you get an e-mail in your Yahoo! Mailbox. And you can configure Yahoo! Messenger to play any sound you want, when the mail arrives.
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When you open new mail to send go to "format", "background", "sound"....it will show you a browse menu.  Go to where the music is that you want to play when the email is opened and say "okay".   Hope that helps.
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Yahoo was like that for a few days. The work around I used was logging into messanger and clicking the hotlink that told me i had new messages.  Since I no longer use Hotmail or MSN email, i no longer get the notifications of new email from MSN messanger.  You might try the workaround that i used? Kudos for good luck in finding out what is up with it.
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useing outlook express:\n\nPreferecces\nalerts and sounds\nchek mark box next to enable alerts and sounds.\n\nUseing yahoo messenger:\nmessenger\npreferences\nalerts and sounds\ncheck box by enable alerts and sounds\nclick on when I recieve a messange in Yahoo mail\ncheck box playing a sound\nselect the sound you want \nbrowse\nclick on desired sound from menu\nclick open\nclick on arrow to left of brouse to play the sound\nIf that is the sound you want click apply\nOK
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If you are using Outlook Express you can change the sound of new mail in the control panel in sound properties select new mail notifacation and change the sound to what you want. you may want to look for some neat wav. files on the net to download to use for this reason.
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it's not a question of Forcing... Yahoo mail simply doesn't have that feature.  Suggest it who knows they may put that in the next patch for yahoo.  If ya want something ya gotta ask or how will all the computer geeks at yahoo gonna know?\n\nThe only program i know of that does have the audio alerts is microsoft out look which comes with most computers you just have to set it up... and you can also set up your Outlook to check your yahoo mail :D
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I have used this program before and liked it.  Outlook has a receipt function that will send you a instant reply as soon as the receiver has read your email. You can try this program below and see if you like it. \n\nhttp://www.msgtag.com/Read_Receipt_Email.html
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yes but dont try too use outlook to check mail
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youre talking about msn beta mail?\nhad it. didnt like it - try it.. you can go back to regular hotmail anytime
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As long as you are not receiving a MailerDaemon message in return, he is receiving the messages. However, there is no way of knowing whether or not that email was filtered out as junk/spam without asking him directly.\n\nIf you really are sending an enormous number of emails, that could cause the system to think that they are spam. It's also possible that your friend accidentally clicked on a wrong button and marked your messages as spam. However, as I said before, there's no way for a sender to know whether or not his messages have been received. This is one of the ways people are protected from spam mails.
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That depends on what email you have. If you have a POP email account, you just set it up in a client like Outlook Express and it will automatically tells you when a new email arrives. Hotmail and Gmail works with POP.\n\nIf you have Yahoo, then you can install the Yahoo Messenger and it will notify you when new emails arrive.
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Not directly, but there may be a solution through Microsoft Office.  If you attach your hotmail account to either Outlook or Outlook Express, you may be able to take advantage of Outlook's ability to program or view other's email actions.  Hope this helps or points you in a better direction!
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sounds like a joke email?\ni dont know?
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If you set up an account with Yahoo Messenger you will get audiable alerts for your male, but only for the email address that you set up in that account
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Well it all depends on what email account or package you are using. If you are using Microsoft out look then all you need to do is click on the send/recieve button on the top tool bar
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This functionality is built into MS Outlook, but if you're using another program, I suggest trying a service like http://www.msgtag.com.  It is a free service, but won't work with web-based email.\n\nIt will attach itself to your email and let you know once someone has received and read your email.\n\nThis will only work with future emails, not with any emails you've already sent.  There's no way to know about those ones.