HTC 2125 / 2100 (Faraday)
How do I change email config so that it leaves emails on server?
I love the feature on this phone that downloads your email on intervals automatically. The problem is that it is pulling my emails off of my server and so my Outlook at home is not receiving them as well. With outlook, there is a setting that lets you leave emails on the server for a certain number of days. I can't find this setting on my 2125.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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Thank you for this info. Good idea! I tried to do it but am not having any luck. Do I need to do it through the Outlook on the phone or can I just add an account? I deleted outlook by mistake. yikes
Also, very odd, but I can't get the internet explorer browser to open my email page through the web either.
Also, very odd, but I can't get the internet explorer browser to open my email page through the web either.
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I'm worried about getting this phone now.
I use gmail and also need to have my email at home. The problem is...I'm not sure this phone will even work with gmail accounts since it must use POP SSL.
Any ideas?
I use gmail and also need to have my email at home. The problem is...I'm not sure this phone will even work with gmail accounts since it must use POP SSL.
Any ideas?
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It works fine with GMail.
Well, it downloads the e-mails just fine. The problem is that it removes all of your old e-mails from your phone's inbox (yes, even those that are unread) on each sync.
From what I've read on the 'net the problem is with WM5. You can always use the web to retrieve old e-mails, but that'll obviously be a problem if you sync regularly (every 15 mins) because you won't know what you missed.
Well, it downloads the e-mails just fine. The problem is that it removes all of your old e-mails from your phone's inbox (yes, even those that are unread) on each sync.
From what I've read on the 'net the problem is with WM5. You can always use the web to retrieve old e-mails, but that'll obviously be a problem if you sync regularly (every 15 mins) because you won't know what you missed.
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