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wav sound (very short) that I browse to and open & when I press preview, there is no sound like the last one altho it is listed there as the sound that I want to use when I get a new message. I can't find the sound that I had, but that's besides the point. It says "advanced" if you want to hear another sound, I browsed, and I heard the sound.very cute. Hi, don't know if this is the right area, but I had a folder with a couple of cute. If it sounded for every download like what you want, I would shoot my computer. If I wait to get it, then I know that it could be more than that first batch. In my case, I hear it and know that there is new mail. The majority of people don't want it sounding for every piece of mail that comes in. The notifier will not sound if more email comes in before you check the messages that have already arrived. Is there a setting in the About:Config or a pluggin that would help me here?

Not that I want a sound for each one, but a timer to make it chime again would be nice if for some reason people didn't hear the first round of downloaded alert e-mails. Does that make since? There are many servers that use Nagios and it also sends us e-mails for down or up services.

Perhaps if there was a timer settings or something that would sound off the audio alert for new mail every 5 or 10 minutes per download batch. After 12pm people tend to drift off into a happy sleep and fail to hear the other e-mail alerts. But this e-mail account is used for Anti-Theft and a few other emergency calls. It should do this, correct? In away I can understand why that is default because it would drive me insane as well.lol. Most of us work from oldest to newest posts.Īhh. If it sounded for every download like what you want, I would shoot my computer.īTW, replying so often just pushed your question away from us. Daifne wrote:The notifier will not sound if more email comes in before you check the messages that have already arrived.
