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Posted by Doug Hickman on June 16, 2005, 7:29 pm
Please log in for more thread options For those of you in the US - try this site - worked great for me...(doubt it
works in other countries)
www.mywindowsmobile.com
Microsoft site that will configiure POP3 email accounts for you - very
cool - and it will let you pick a bunch of URLs to add to your favorites -
then sends you an SMS that sets it all up.
Doug
<Tom John> wrote in message
> wrote:
>
>>I have a C500 to, but I could not find any software that can manage POP3
>>Email ...
>>The default 'Messages App' only has 3 menus : MMS, SMS and Outlook and in
>>the Outlook options there is nothing about POP
>>account ...
>
> There is a step by step guide on the orange website somewhere, under
> phone email functions or something.
>
> Basically i spent ages trying to sort out the outlook thing, thinking
> it was something to do with that. but actually you need to create a
> whole new lot of settings. Here goes from memory and my phone
> settings:
>
> 1. Create a new GPRS Data connection:
> Start
> > Settings
> > Data Connections
> > Menu
> > Edit Connections
> > GPRS Connections
> > Menu
> > Add
>
> 2. Give it the following settings:
> Connects to > The Internet
> Access point > orangeinternet
> Username > orange
> Password > orange (i think)
> Primary DNS > 158.43.240.4
> Everything else blank
>
> 3. Call the connection something, in my case i went for my ISP name
>
> 4. Bank into Data connections (Start> Settings > Data Connections) and
> change teh Internet connection to the name of the new connection you
> created.
>
> 5. Go into messaging (Menu > Messaging) and select any option. Then
> select Menu > Options > Account Setup > Menu > New
>
> 6. Give it the following settings:
> Your Name
> Your Email
> Remove Automatic Setup
> [NEXT]
> Enter your Mail Server Username and Password
> Domain > Blank
> Check save password
> [NEXT]
> Server Type > POP3
> Account Name > What you used in step 3
> Network > The Internet
> [NEXT]
> Incomming server > Your ISP POP3 mail server
> Outgoing Server > smtp.orange.net
> Nothing else needs to be entered/selected
> [NEXT]
> [NEXT]
> If you are rich set Every 15 Minutes
> [NEXT]
> [FINISH]
>
> 7. Return the Home > Start > Messaging > Your New Mail Account > Menu
>> Send/Receive
>
> This should be working now.
>
> Let me know if you get stuck.
>
> Cheers
>
> Tom
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