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Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls
can somebody post a youtube video on how to do this. I just dont follow the certificate business. I find a certificate, but there a bunch of files that i can save on my pc, but which file and how to upload.....
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Re: Mail For Exchange ?
Nokia's monumental failure at corporate email. Why would anyone in their right mind HAVE TO import certificates? Even a freaking iphone doesnt have any of these issues
NOKIA needs to fire all the software writers and spend some money to poach good software developers from iphone |
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After looking at the link, it does suggest that i can connect to Microsoft Outlook & sync my mails, Calendars,Notes, Task. However I have mail for exchange also on Nokia 5800 & it has no option of syncing the mails offline, as the access point is suggested to be only WAP or Internet, though my microsoft outlook is only accessible on a VPN connectivity. Is it possible to sync my outlook mails downloaded on Laptop with N900. My usage would be check some unread mails during the day & reply them in offline mode & when i sync N900 to Laptop again, it sends the reply via Laptop connectivity. Hope i have been a lil more clear on what i am expecting. |
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The N900 supports PC Suit. |
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I,m not sure your apple comment is right either,and certainly are not constructive. http://images.apple.com/iphone/busin...rtificates.pdf |
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Look at the mail account settings in your Outlook at home and set up the same mail account in N900 (not as a Mail for Exchange account but as an ordinary (or IMAP) account). That way you get the functionality you seek. |
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Re: Mail for Exchange (MfE). Blame me here, pls
I'm really hoping to see native Google/MfE integration, rather than a 3rd party implementation (which there's no way in hell I'm trusting with my credentials unless I have the source and compile it myself). The framework is in place, why reinvent the wheel?
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