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• BlackBerry smartphones set up Outlook e-mail

  
  

  Both will result in the same thing...

  BB device - usually, it's in the configuration > e-mail settings

  From a PC, use the links I've provided above.

  I, myself, it is much easier to use a web browser and PC... Size screen and keyboard and all. In addition, configuration assistants, I mentioned above will not work unless you do from the PC you are currently using for Outlook. If you make the BB, you will have to manually type all parameters.

  That said, you should always do this, even from PC - Wizard does not always work. But, you can at least be able to look at settings in Outlook, and then type (or, better yet, copy and paste!) them in the BIS forms. One thing that will thwart you, however - your password. I don't know if the wizards are able to get that... I hope that they CAN get the password! You will therefore need to know it... and there is no way around that.

• Email to blackBerry Smartphones will only outlook when outlook is open. Never goes to the device

  BIS user

  Is - this normal for enamel, not to go to BB never when outlook opens on pop3?

  Also my wireless sync is turned on but doesn't seem to work... direct me!

  1. it is quite normal IF you have your Outlook is misconfigured.

  See the solution below.

  2. Wireless Sync... If you are on a BIS account staff, there are no wireless sync.

  You are on a business or employer provided device account BES?

  IF you use Outlook to download your email on your desktop PC, Outlook is probably "remove" mail from your email server when it downloads on your PC.

  There is a setting in Outlook to "Leave Messages on server".

  For MS Outlook 2003:
  1. Outlook > tools > e-mail accounts > view or change existing > next.
  2. Select the e-mail account > change > additional settings.
  3. Advanced tab > leave a copy of Messages on the server
  4. check this box.

  * You will need to make this change for each Outlook e-mail account, you have.

  Other versions of Outlook have a similar setting, although it can be found in a slightly different place of the: Advanced settings.

• BlackBerry smartphones to synchronize Outlook 2013 with BB 9780

  Madam, Sir, I can't sync BB 9780 with Outlook 2013. Told me that "there is no default mail client or the current mail client cannot perform mail request. Run Microsoft Outlook and set it as the default e-mail client "and check this post and e-mail by default, but still the same message appearing still. Could someone help me solve this problem? Thank you
  Details: Windows 7 (x 64) Outlook 2013 and BB 9780 with Version 6.0.0.600

  Hello

  Unfortunately, Outlook 2013 is not compatible with the desktop software. Reference:

  • Article ID: KB12268 Support for synchronization for BlackBerry Desktop Software for Windows
  • http://us.BlackBerry.com/software/desktop/desktop-PC/system-requirements.html

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry Smartphones go from Outlook Express to Outlook on my Blackberry Curve8300

  One other person set up my new Blackberry for me while I was out of town and they put up with Outlook Express.  I intended to put up with the regular Outlook program.  Can someone tell me how to?

  After digging around, I have myself solved by turning off the auto syncronize that allowed me to enter in the configuration box and select Microsoft Outlook instead of Outlook Express.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Newbie question Outlook synchronization...

  I know, I know you crackberry Masters must make fun of my basic question, but it drives me crazy.

  I want to curve. I'll use it for personal and business email accounts. Work email is through MS Exchange. I can access my email using Microsoft Outlook Web Access. Our server does not have this fancy/expensive Blackberry Enterprise Software Solution.

  Can I still sync my email to my Blackberry Wireless and untethered work? What are the downsides to not have the fancy software / expensive?

  You'll be always my friend, if you can answer this fundamental question in simple terms.

  Hi anrobb!

  You will be able to receive your email wireless without the BlackBerry Enterprise Solution (BES). You can use the BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS) to deliver your email. There are two ways this can be accomplished:

  1-direct integration of your account Outlook Web Access (OWA). Here, you must create an BIS account and enter your information to OWA, such as the web address of the OWA server, your email address, mailbox name and password. BIS will use this information to analyze your mailbox for new messages at a time interval determined (basically every 15 minutes) and send it to all new mail he sees to your BlackBerry.

  2. create a hosted mailbox and set up a redirection rule. Most (if not all) carriers offer only a free hosted BlackBerry e-mail address when you have a BlackBerry plan. For example, a customer of Verizon could create an email [email protected]. E-mail messages that are sent to these hosted email addresses are pushed to the device, so they come almost in real time. Once you have set up, hosted email address you (or your IT staff) define a redirection rule in your mail server to forward a copy of all new messages to the hosted e-mail address. The next step would be to connect to your BIS account and modify the reply-to field to be your professional email address. This it will bring up that the emails sent from your BlackBerry come from your work email.

  A difference in the use of the use of BIS on BES is that you cannot synchronize wireless your address book, calendar, notes and them tasks with BIS - you will need to connect to a computer. BES offers many other features as well, but I won't get it here.

  See you soon!

• Sync blackBerry Smartphone Email - MS Outlook 2003

  BB Curve 8900 with two email addresses.  The two addresses seem to have been properly introduced when configuring synchronization... which is, they both appear on the device and the two send/receive messages.  The reception section is selective, however.  A group of six emails received during the night from the same source, two only arrived on the device (all six arrived on the PC).

  Thoughts?

  -Outlook takes care to leave a copy of messages on the mail server as per:http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB12283

  If not; set up and watching him work.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Notes in Outlook/equipment and / PC

  I do not receive my notes to transfer anyway in my Outlook calendar. For ex: I have a set of apt and in the body of this appointment, I made notes. They do not appear on Blackberry and vice versa. I used to have this way feature back when you use the Centros.

  Please notify

  Comments in my section of calendar notes synchronizes back and I think that the only restriction is the length of the note field, I do not remember the limitation of size, could be something like 128 or 256 characters.

  In your configuration synchronization and configuration, check to make sure that your calendar field mapping is set correctly.

• Emails from blackBerry Smartphones replied to Outlook appears as a new emails on my BB

  Whenever I answer on an e-mail on my outlook, the email responded presents itself as a new email on my BB Storm. BB Storm is connected via the internet, no BB Enterprise, no office. It does not occur on new emails on Outlook, only on e-mail answered. Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Yes, I searched on "filters bis" and this has been the first element:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/KB04558

  that should show you how to set your filters to not forward e-mail to your own address, to your device.

  Good luck.

• Verification email of site blackBerry Smartphones that use Outlook Web Access Lite

  I just got a Blackberry 8330 and the need to use it for the electronic control of my company's e-mail server.

  It turns out that this server uses Outlook Web Access lite. I am currently not able to check the mail that I am

  get errors saying that the browser must accept cookies. Also something about scripting.

  Does anyone know how to get around this problem?

  I don't want to 'integrate' this email account and I get messages pushed to Blackberry - only to be able to

  access the site of the email and check email.

  Solutions please!

  Hi and welcome to the Forums!

  It actually maybe not a cookie issue... since I access OWA as you wish (I integrate via BIS... very slippery!), I can only guess.

  In the browser, click on the BBKey and select Options. There is a ton of different options, including one that allows your browser to BB identify on a website in IE, FF or BB... being the default, of course, BB. If you change IE, you might have more luck. This setting is located in the screen of Configuration of the browser and is usually called the browser Identification.

  There are also many other settings that may be useful... basically, you need to tinker with them until you find a combination that works for your particular situation. But I would try the browser ID/emulation first.

  See you soon!

• BlackBerry Smartphone Sync with Outlook 2010 problem (Desktop version 6)

  Your carrier: VIP Croatia

  OS: WinXP SP3 x 86

  Office 2010 (Outlook 2010)

  A battery pull fix your problem? No (if you think to disable USB power)

  BT device model/version (you have to look at the BT device):

  

  

  Trying to start "Set up" and be broken all the time.

  Have reinstalled (install on own PC too) this version 6. Reset intellisync dir... TC... everything I found on this forum.

  What should do? How to get the base enterpise possibility of contact of outlook sync ONLY! ???

  Please help it is imposible to find in such a mark so problems and no explanation at all.

  RG,

  Any help

  FunkyDisco wrote:

  When the hack is BIS or BES in these screens? I mean even to educate THIS guy (BIS for example), it is hardly to understand...

  ;-)

  on the first screen: BlackBerry enterprise server Server = BES.

  and BIS can be seen on the homepage of the current forum: BlackBerry Internet Service = BIS.

  For a BlackBerry, you can receive emails through BES or BIS.

  I found a recent discussion on your exact problem: "determinant configuration root name" followed by the error unknown intellisync. The user has a German DM6 facility, but the resolution is explained in English. Read the entire discussion.

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/BlackBerry-Desktop-software/updated-to-DM-6-cannot-configure-...

• BlackBerry Smartphones newspaper only Outlook synchronization

  I'm new on the BBs, but I have difficulties to sync my Outlook calendar in the BB work log / calendar. I just want to sync the calendar and I'm happy to do it manually is to say by plugging my faucet to work via USB Tower. I don't want to set up a wireless link. I linked my Hotmail to Blackberry emails - what I need to set up my email work on BB to sync the calendar? I don't want to do what I don't want to receive e-mail from work when I'm not at work!

  Any ideas of what must seem like a simple request, really? I loaded the software, but it could not synchronize Outlook.

  I hope someone can help.

  Thank you

  Sorry to hear it.

  At least, you can add a copy on your BlackBerry manually to have a record of it

• BlackBerry smartphones set up the e-mail on my 9320

  Hello

  Please bear with me, I need help to set up the service message on my phone, I get the message that there is no message services configured then I am redirected to establishing assistant who shows a PIN and no active account, then ask my email and password activication, where can I find it? I use Vodafone with EA Mobile 4 G Wifi,

  Hello and welcome to the community

  You must enter any of the configuration section 'Enterprise '. Rather use the BB exclusive services (including the ability to Push email, BBM, etc), you must have an adequate data of your carrier plan. Carriers BIS (BlackBerry Internet Service) host for their BB users. In general, BIS is not available through generic data plans. Several ships make stop what is needed the Blackberry data plan. Whatever they call it, it is the carrier that delivers BIS users of BB - contact - the for assistance. Once you have an email Push-enabled compatible BIS data plan on your BB (fees regardless of your carrier will charge, btw), your exclusive services BB will work (for example, you will have a staff/Internet Email added to the email Setup Wizard, your BBM will work, etc.).

  With hundreds of carriers in the world, each with dozens of different data plans it is impossible to say that any plan service could actually expressly provide for. Only carriers can answer this question. The best thing to do is to decide what services you want and then talk to your carrier about obtaining a data plan that allows what you want (to them).

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry Smartphones setting e-mail synchronization on a LAN SUITE 2004 602 Messaging server

  I have a Blackberry Curve 8520 which is connected via Digicel Pacific and I try to synchronize my device with my work email, which operates via Outlook 2010 via a LAN Suite 2004 602 server.

  I keep getting error messages when you try to configure email on my phone.

  Can someone tell me if it is possible to sync your phone to outlook via a server LAN Suite 2004 602

  Thank you for the question, it is all sorted now appreciate the help

• BlackBerry smartphones set curve 9320

  Just got a new bb cannot set up Guard email saying not connected to the internet! Loaded the bbm R59 MTN prepaid guest on hold awaiting authorization. Help, please!

  Do you have a data Plan BlackBerry enabled on your account with your carrier or mobile provider?

  You have to, to get the push RIM email functions you are looking for, as well as services of BlackBerry data such as the Web browser, Facebook for BlackBerry, BlackBerry Messenger and much more.

  Then call your carrier and you learn about to have added to your account BlackBerry data Plan.

  Good luck.