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Sep 18, 2012 9:54 AM in response to rh1n0cer0sby macjack,In System Preferences > Notifications > select Mail and uncheck "Show in Notification Center".
It should now appear under "Not in Notification Center".
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Sep 18, 2012 10:40 AM in response to macjackby rh1n0cer0s,I did, but I am still getting the notifications
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Sep 18, 2012 10:51 AM in response to macjackby rh1n0cer0s,Yes is is not in notifcation center and everything is unchecked, but I still get alerts.
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Sep 18, 2012 10:57 AM in response to rh1n0cer0sby macjack,The check marks are on a per application basis, if everything is unchecked they all should show under "Not in Notification Center" heading.
If that's not stopping Notifications from coming, I'm not sure what's causing it.
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Dec 2, 2012 4:16 PM in response to rh1n0cer0sby goponchogo,Hi. I'm in the EXACT same situatuation and it's VERY frustrating. I've turned off all notifications but it continues for mail and calendar. Did you ever solve this??
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Dec 3, 2012 1:21 PM in response to goponchogoby sophieviansa,Me too!! This is driving me bananas! Has anyone found a solution? It's like getting tapped on the shoulder every three minutes when you're trying to concentrate.
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Dec 3, 2012 4:15 PM in response to sophieviansaby goponchogo,Does anyone have any advice? This is clearly a bug for certain conditions...just not sure what those conditions are
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Mar 23, 2013 9:23 AM in response to macjackby ReverendMatt,Norm 1974's solution worked! It worked! Allelulia!
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Apr 3, 2013 1:48 PM in response to Norm1974by M. Hannemann,Norm1974, that's just what I needed. Thank you!
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Sep 21, 2013 2:43 PM in response to rh1n0cer0sby Jordankoop.88,go to the mail app and go to the Mail>preferences and it should open up this tab
On the line where it says "New Message Sound" make sure it says "none"
- this will cure your audible "tap on your sholder"
On the line where it says "Dock Unread Count" make sure it says "none" also.
- this will make the red badge in your dock go away
Where is says "Check for New Message" I would not turn that to manual or the computer wont get new messages and you will have to fetch new mail yourself under the mail app "Mail>Get New Mail" and when you are in your mailbox you probably want to see your mail at that time. So leave the Check for new message on.
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Nov 11, 2013 11:19 PM in response to Norm1974by jaw444,Norm 1974's solution sounds excellent, the kind thing i would want. But it seems that my OS, Mountain Lion, doesn't have those choices in the system preferences>notifications. Those choices look great. that's what i need. In mail>preferences, there's no way there to turn thise things off. I have it set to none, but they keep coming. this OS ***. i just got it a few days ago on my new computer. my old computer had snow leopard. Ther problems with mountain lion are endless. I was using Eudora mail since 1995 but Mountain Lion doesn't support rosetta which means no pre-intel mac programs, which means no more Eudora. So i'm trying to set up Mail to sort my messages. My inbox has thousands of messages in it. I want to apply my rules so that those messages can be sorted into the mailboxes i created. For every message that is transferred to a different mailbox, apparently, there has to be one of these notifications. That makes moving the messages take a very long time. Is there any way to turn those things off in this OS?



