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SharePoint 2007 : Use Alerts - Manage My Alerts in a Site

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To see what alerts you have in a site and manage them, open the site and click the Welcome [your name] button at the top. Select the My Settings option from the drop-down menu (see Figure 1).
Figure 1. Selecting the My Settings option to manage your alerts.

Selecting this option shows you your user information. Click My Alerts in the toolbar to open the alert management screen for that site, where you can modify or delete alerts.

Tip

A quick way to get to the manage alerts page is to add _layouts/mysubs.aspx to the path to the site where the alerts are set. For example, if the site containing your alert is http://sharepoint/sample, type http://sharepoint/sample/_layouts/mysubs.aspx to get to the alerts page.
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