I made sure that rules did not affect this email. I made sure the email was going to my main mailbox and not a shared. Went into outlook options and then mail and then message arrival and clicked the "show envelope icon on the taskbar" (it's checked off, I also tried un-checking it and restarting outlook and then checking it off and again restarting outlook). I researched extensively with relation to this topic but nothing helped.īelow are steps I took to try and mitigate this issue: I have an issue with Outlook 2016 (365) whereby new emails sent to my mailbox are not causing the envelope badge to appear. If you previously used Mail plug-ins, click Manage Plug-ins to enable them again.I always end up here when I have something tough but I know with your help, we can help others with the same issue so thank you in advance.
Include messages from the Trash or Junk mailboxes, or encrypted messages, in search results.
When searching all mailboxes, include results from To always have messages slide up from the bottom of the screen, deselect the checkbox.
(If you’re working with Mail and another app in Split View, messages open by sliding up from the bottom of the screen.)
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When Mail is full screen, open messages side-by-side with the message list. Prefer opening messages in split view when in full screen To have Mail show other servers that are available to send messages, deselect the checkbox. When the SMTP server is unavailable, Mail stores your messages in the Outbox and tries sending them again later. If you don’t select this option, the messages in muted conversations remain in your Inbox.Īutomatically try sending later if outgoing server is unavailable
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Move the messages in muted conversations to an archive or trash mailbox, depending on which mailboxes are available for the email account to which the message was sent. By default, an attachment that you haven’t edited or saved is deleted when you delete the message that contains it. To open Notifications preferences, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Notifications.Ĭhoose the folder where you want to store attachments that you save.Ĭhoose when you want attachments that are temporarily saved in the Mail Downloads folder (in the Library folder of your home folder) to be deleted. To be displayed, the alert style must be set to Banners or Alerts for Mail in Notifications preferences. Ĭhoose the mailbox for which you want notifications to be displayed when messages arrive. To open Notifications preferences, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Notifications. The count appears only if “Badge app icon” is selected for Mail in Notifications preferences. To hear sounds for other events in Mail-for example, when you send a message-select the “Play sounds for other mail actions” checkbox.Ĭhoose which mailboxes to include in the count of unread messages (the red circle, called a badge, that’s shown on the Mail icon in the Dock).
To sample a sound, choose it in the list. (Whenever you click an IMAP or Exchange mailbox in the Mail sidebar, it syncs with the server, and shows new messages.)Ĭhoose the sound you want to hear when messages arrive, or choose None if you don’t want to hear a sound. If you change the option to Manually, click the Get Mail button in the Mail toolbar to check for messages. By default, the option is set to Automatically (the frequency of checking for new messages varies based on whether your Mac is plugged into an electrical outlet). Mail is set by default.Ĭhoose how often you want Mail to get new messages from the mail server. Use information found in Mail in other appsĬhoose the email app you want to use on your Mac.View, save, or delete email attachments.Temporarily stop using an email account.
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