Posted By: PeterH | Jun 5th, 2005 @ 2:05 AM
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PeterH
PeterH
Iomesus
Does anyone know how to trigger a notification in the bottom right hand corner of the screen in the style of those provided by Outlook 2003 when a new email is recieved? I am programming in C#

Thanks in advance.
Simo
Simo
With me it's a full-time job.
figuerres
figuerres
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Visual STudio Magazine, Nov 2004, Page 18
"Spice up your windows forms"
Authors: Andrew Flick and Jason Beres

http://www.visualstudiomagazine.com/

http://www.ftponline.com/vsm/2004_11/magazine/features/jberes/

figuerres
figuerres
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It's a form.

what are you looking for exactly??

look at the code and article....

it has the "fade in fade out" mentions mouse interaction...

in the part on the MSN / Messenger style it talks about how to locate the toast at the lower right hand corner.

the rest is what you put in the form and how you "decorate" it.

just make a borderless form and then paint it with your own logic.

add images / icons for stuff like "X" marks or other small gfx.

the title bar can be a graphi or you could make a custom control -- but a graphic will be quick and simple.

what else??
figuerres
figuerres
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and I was commenting while you found your info Smiley
W3bbo
W3bbo
The Master of Baiters
That's spooky. I've never seen an Outlook 2003 email message popup before.

How do you turn them on?
Sven Groot
Sven Groot
My name has 9 letters. Coincidence? I think not...
W3bbo wrote:
That's spooky. I've never seen an Outlook 2003 email message popup before.

How do you turn them on?

Do you use IMAP? They're not supported on IMAP accounts.
W3bbo
W3bbo
The Master of Baiters
Sven Groot wrote:
Do you use IMAP? They're not supported on IMAP accounts.


I found the option, I use Exchange anyway, but since my email is in other mailboxes I open at the same time and the notifications only work for the primary mailbox (which I don't use for email) this doesn't really help me.

So question: Why can't notifications be used on secondary mailboxes?
Peter Hogg wrote:

Edit: Found it, sorry that was really stupid of me.


Please share the URL of the tutorial or article which solved your problem.
Maurits
Maurits
AKA Matthew van Eerde
W3bbo wrote:
How do you turn them on?

I have the opposite question.  How do you turn them off?

I subscribe to several mailing lists, and get several heartbeat-style monitoring emails - these are processed via server-side rules into subfolders, but my "New Mail" icon is ALWAYS on.
W3bbo
W3bbo
The Master of Baiters
Maurits wrote:
I have the opposite question.  How do you turn them off?

I subscribe to several mailing lists, and get several heartbeat-style monitoring emails - these are processed via server-side rules into subfolders, but my "New Mail" icon is ALWAYS on.


Outlook > Tools > Options > E-mail Options (2nd button) > Advanced E-mail Options > When new items arrive in my Inbox > Display a New Mail Desktop Alert (default Inbox only)

The bold bit I'm not happy with. Why can't it work with other mailboxes?
Maurits
Maurits
AKA Matthew van Eerde
W3bbo wrote:
Display a New Mail Desktop Alert


Nice!

Must be new in Outlook 2003 - My Outlook 2000 only has "Play a sound" and "Change the mouse cursor"
(And also, on the previous screen, "Display a notification message")
figuerres
figuerres
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Peter Hogg wrote:
Joe Stegman just sent me this brilliant example which anyone interested should really check out:

http://www.peter-hogg.com/filedump/OutlookMailPreview_Everett.zip



Yeah!!!  like how it take the stuff we were chating about and rolls it into a nice package....

now if it was taken just a tad further....

like slecting the title bar and so other settings....

but this shows how to get from a to b very nicely
When I click the button it pops up, but it doesn't fade out again, is this normal?
I'd be very interested in the sample code as well if somebody happens to have it. Thanks.
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