If you want, you can also drag it (using the "handle" on the right edge) up to the top of the list so it's more readily available. Now you should see Unread in the list of available choices. (If not, don't worry.) But nothing here to indicate an "Unread" option, right? Tap here to enable the Unread view. Step 2: You'll see your mail account(s), possibly followed by options like VIP and Flagged. Step 1: Open the Mail app, then tap the Mailboxes button.
Or is it? Turns out Mail can perform that handy function very easily - if you know where to look for the setting. The only thing I haven't done was re-create the user mail profile, because I am not sure how much this will affect them or their customizations.IOS Mail is a lot more awesome when you switch to Unread view.Īpple's Mail app for iOS has shown gradual improvement over the years, but it's still missing one key feature: a filter or view that shows only your unread messages. However on the same computer the user logged into their profile, and the icons just do not work or show in the taskbar settings. When logging into the same PC on my profile, with the same exact Outlook settings the notifications properly work and the icons appear where they should in the images below. I tried to run a repair which failed and removed the entire Office suite, so I had to install Office again from scratch.
I already verified all the proper settings in the Outlook config, I even tried disabling them and re-enabling them, and also tried running Outlook in safemode. I took those screenshots from my own computer. It is as if Windows does not know about the icon. In the images I attached below, this user does not have those notification icons and in the taskbar settings there is no option to show or hide it. They are saying after an Outlook update, they lost the notification functionality. So I have a user who just started experiencing this issue about 2 weeks ago, after it was properly working for awhile.
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