Imap Notify is a new feature added to Windows that allows you to send an email when the user gets a message on his or her computer. It's basically a 'Notify All' feature that allows you to do two things. Firstly, it allows you to know whether a particular IMAP client is being used on the system. Secondly, it shows the next IMAP server list so that the user can check if there are other IMAP clients that they can connect to. However, if you're using Windows Mail and want to send email automatically to your PC, then there are many free IMAP clients out there which you can use to send the mail to your PC, so read on to learn more about this feature and how you can use it to its full advantage.
The first thing you need to know is that you need to have Windows Mail installed on your system. When you get your Windows Mail installed on your system, you can begin to install the IMAP Notify in the 'mail' folder of your system. After installing the IMAP Notify into the mail folder, you will need to find the 'mail' application on your PC and then use the following command to set it up for sending the email to all your Outlook accounts. You will need to use the following commands on the Run menu: "MS-MAIL | On" and then "MS-MAIL \On".
Now if you're looking to use the IMAP Notify to send email to your PC without having to pay a penny, then you will need to look for some free IMAP clients out there. Once you have downloaded a free IMAP client for your system, you can access the program and then simply enter the address of the IMAP server you wish to send your mail to and your mail will be sent to the user right away.