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# Activer les Notifications par E-mail pour les Sessions à Venir

### Steps to enable email notifications

To never miss an important session, follow these simple steps to enable email notifications. This will allow you to receive a reminder X hours, minutes, or day before your session starts.

**1. Access profile settings**

* Click on your **profile**, located at the top right of the screen.
* From the drop-down menu, select **"preferences"**.

**2. Configure email notifications**

* Scroll down to the **"Advanced"** section.
* Look for the option dedicated to **email notifications**.

**3. Set email reminder**

* In the **email notifications** section, choose the **reminder delay** before the session starts (e.g., X hours, Y minutes, or Z days).
* Once you have selected the timeframe, click **"Save"** to enable notifications.

Now you're ready to receive email alerts to remind you of your upcoming sessions, with peace of mind.


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