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When I receive an email from a certain contact or Contact Group, can I get a different “New Email” sound than the default?

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You can set a custom sound for a specific contact (or by a variety of any other specific message property) by using a rule.

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We give you an easy video of how to configure Outlook 2016 for Mac. With all the upgrades and changes they have added a much easier interface and your emails.

1. Open the Rules and Alerts wizard:
   • Outlook 2007 and previous
     Tools-> Rules and Alerts…
   • Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2016
     File-> Manage Rules & Alerts
2. Press the New Rule… button and start with a blank rule:
   • Outlook 2003
     Start from a blank rule
   • Outlook 2007
     Check messages when they arrive
   • Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2016
     Apply rule on messages I receive
3. In the next screen you can select the conditions.
   In our case we select: from people or public group.
4. In the bottom section, click “people or public group” to select the address(es) from your Address Book.
5. Click Next to go to the Actions screen.
6. Select the action: play a sound.
7. In the bottom section click “a sound” to select a sound file from your computer.
   • Note that you should use a wav-file for this.
8. Click next to advance to the next screen to set any exceptions when needed.
9. Once you’ve done that (or skipped that), click Next to give the rule a name.
10. Click Finish and then OK to close the open windows.

Via the “Play a Sound” rule action, you can hear who is emailing you.

Note: You can of course make many variations with this rule. For instance, you can opt to only hear a sound for people who are in your Contacts folder and disable the default sound in Outlook altogether (see below). For this you must use the condition “sender is in specified Address Book”.

Double New Mail Sound

When a new message arrives, you could now hear a double sound; the default Outlook sound and the one we just configured to play via a rule.

You can work around this by disabling the default sound in Outlook and instead create an extra “play a sound” rule with the default Windows Notify Email.wav sound.

Additionally, add the condition “stop processing rules” action to the rule we created for the specific contact and sort the rules in such a way that the rule for the specific contact is listed above the one for playing the generic sound.

To disable the default email sound in Outlook go to;

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• Outlook 2007 and previous
  Tools-> Options…-> E-mail Options…-> Advanced E-mail Options…-> section: When new items arrive in my Inbox-> option: Play a sound
• Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2016
  File-> Options-> section: Mail-> option group: Message arrival-> option: Play a sound

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It's an easier to install and use OpenPGP compliant email encryption add-in for Microsoft Office Outlook.

Encryptomatic OpenPGP integrates tightly with the Microsoft Outlook menu system and the Windows desktop to deliver the benefits of OpenPGP e-mail and file encryption, in a manner so that even non-technical users will benefit.

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If you have been struggling to get OpenPGP encryption implemented in Microsoft Outlook and/or Windows, we built Encryptomatic OpenPGP for you. We also wanted to use OpenPGP in our business, but we found that the available software tools were either too expensive, too difficult to deploy, too unsupported, or were too unstable to use reliably. Being software developers, and finding that OpenPGP is a well known open standard, we decided to built the app that we wanted to use. The effort turned proved to be more difficult than we imagined, but we persevered. The result is a highly stable, easy to implement Outlook add-in and Windows desktop encryption app.

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After downloading and installing the Encryptomatic OpenPGP add-in, open a new e-mail window in Outlook and locate these buttons in the Outlook tool bar.

Select the 'Encrypt' button, compose your message and 'Send' your Outlook e-mail Your message will be encrypted then sent to the recipient. Messages can also be signed by selecting the 'Sign' button.

When the email message is encrypted, it will be obscured while it is in transit. It will appear to snoops as the message below.

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Encryptomatic OpenPGP is available from the Windows right-click context menu. To encrypt or sign a file, a user need only right click on it. Athough Encryptomatic OpenPGP began as an email encryption add-in for Microsoft Outlook users, now it can be used by any Windows user, even if they don't have Outlook.

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Encryptomatic OpenPGP uses a highly regarded open source cryptolibrary. We are active contributors to the project, both financially and by offering code improvements and bug fixes. While the crypto library is open source, our signed installer package and our Outlook integration code is presently closed source, but may be opened later when this project is substantially complete.

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OpenPGP is an encryption protocol specified in RFC-4880. It is compatible with Symantec's PGP (Pretty Good Privacy), and is also implemented in GPG. OpenPGP is a widely used protocol that changed the world when it was introduced in 1991 by Phil Zimmermann, a person who paid a high personal price to share it with the world. How OpenPGP came to be is a fascinating story.

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Encryptomatic OpenPGP for Outlook is hghly compatible with other implementations of OpenPGP including PGP, GPG, and Enigmail.

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What other Options Do I Have?

There are numerous settings in Encryptomatic OpenPGP for Outlook that you may configure, including:

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• Checking for updates
• Key server refresh
• Add favorite key servers
• Configure rules around encrypting based on domains
• Always encrypt or always sign every email
• Configure email validation warnings
• Add or remove email addresses for a key
• Change passphrase
• Revoke keys
• Import public keys from file, clipboard or key server
• Import other private keys

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How can I share my Public Key?

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To share your public key by e-mail with someone else, select Encryptomatic OpenPGP's 'Key Management' button. Next click on the e-mail address whose public key you want to share. Finally, go to 'Key Share' and choose one of the options, such as uploading to a key server, copying to your clip board, saving as a file or sending it in an e-mail