Email Not checking automatically with Mavericks Outlook on Macbook Pro .

I have to click on send/receive tab to go to the drop down. Then click on the name of my server.
I was getting email notifications automatically until I upgraded to Mavericks.
Is this something I am going to have to live with?

You might try looking/posting here since it isn't an Apple product.
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