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May312009

Mac Tips Daily! #126 - Mail Checking Intervals

Are you a die hard Email fanatic? Need to know the instant a message comes in? Maybe you don't want mail checking in the background, since you might be on dial-up. Whatever your needs, here is how to change it. Open 'Mail' Mactips126 1 Next, choose 'Preferences' Mail -> Preferences -> General Mactips126 2-1 Now choose the mail interval that is appropriate for you - 1, 5, 15, 30, 60 minute intervals - or only manually, when you click the 'Get Mail' button. Mactips126 3 To make this work, Mail has to be running in the background. What I generally do is, open Mail, and then press 'Command+H' which will hide Mail, and you can just look at the Mail icon on the dock for new mail notifications.

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