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Originally Posted by kwkh
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This is a terriffic tutorial.
I read somewhere the port numbers were default ones, so they can be left out. I got mine working without the numbers.
Also I have "outgoing server requires authentication" checked, without checking "Use separate settings".
Messages on the pocket pc would disappear after I read them if I check mail again. Someone suggested checking the "get the first 5k" option", now this problem has gone and message (headers) are retained.
The warning about expired/invalid certificates appeared once.
Keith
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I just move my read items to the "deleted items" by holding down the stylus and clicking move, this is a way to save them on your PocketPC.
Also on Gmail there is an option that you can check to archive your emails in gmail once read via POP3. I think if you tell it not to archive them then that would leave all messages unread on the Pocket PC. Just a thought. Ill have to try it.
I also just recieve whole emails. Save attatchments to the trusty Lexar SD.
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Originally Posted by Don't Panic!
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jdh1415-looks like you've become our gmail/e-mail expert. :) Ain't it cool? ;)
I'd better do that merge now or you won't know where to look. :)
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Thanks DP, i fixed my signature link, since the sticky address changed for the thread. Sorry about all those double posts on page 2, dont know what was going on.
just now noticed them:approve:
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Originally Posted by tancerman
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can you do this with AOL
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yes sure can.