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Outlook 2003 plays wrong sound file when receiving new mail

Asked by liquestere in Outlook Groupware Software

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Here's a strange one:

When new mail arrives, Outlook 2003 plays the "Default Beep" sound file that is specified in Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > Sounds > Program Events. I have confirmed this by changing the Default Beep sound file and listening to the sound played by Outlook when new arrives.

I have also confirmed that changing (and playing back for verification) the sound file associated with "New Mail Notification" has no effect upon the sound played when new mail arrives.

We are running Outlook 2003, accessing an Exchange Server accounts, on a Windows Server 2003 in Terminal Services Application Mode.

I've searched been searching the internet for months in vain. In the meantime, users are confused by the system feedback when new mail arrives.
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