[doggsowner]

HI guys, and forgive me for being so ignorant, but I do need some help from 'Smarter' people...I am an executive at a global firm that does not support Pocket PC's. I am new in my position, and cannot request changes from our netowrk admin folks yet.

I have a Cingular 8125 Pocket PC, and cannot use my outlook to Push email...I can only use OWA that stays on my PC 24/7. My outlook is only available on my laptop, which cannot push mail when I am travelling, obviously.

Can someone help me in regards to obtaining the correct product that will push my email from OWA, and for some reason they use XOWA. Which product will download to my personal PC, push email from the web email...???? Thanks guy sfor the help, I appreciate it more than you know

[doggsowner]

HI guys, and forgive me for being so ignorant, but I do need some help from 'Smarter' people...I am an executive at a global firm that does not support Pocket PC's. I am new in my position, and cannot request changes from our netowrk admin folks yet.

I have a Cingular 8125 Pocket PC, and cannot use my outlook to Push email...I can only use OWA that stays on my PC 24/7. My outlook is only available on my laptop, which cannot push mail when I am travelling, obviously.

Can someone help me in regards to obtaining the correct product that will push my email from OWA, and for some reason they use XOWA. Which product will download to my personal PC, push email from the web email...???? Thanks guy sfor the help, I appreciate it more than you know

[gbh]

Hi All,


I have a couple of obscure questions for existing 4smartphone users.
My questions all spawn form the fact that GPRS data in Australia is $$$$$

I have a Dopod 838 (TyTn) and will be signing up with 4smartphone very shortly, it looks like it suits my needs to a tee.

My questions:

1. Is PUSH email just that, it will push out to the wireless device everything received?
Or can it push (or be configured to) in a similar way to how IMAP pulls, like perhaps the header only, then I can decide if I want to bring down the whole message?
I ask this question because my work involves me being sent quite a number of <3 meg attachments. If these just get pushed straight to me, my data limit will be chewed up in a day.

2. (For the same reason) Can push be turned on and off from the wireless device? Whilst I'm in my office, my desktop machine will be receiving the emails and I'll be working on them, I'd like to receive pushed mail to the wireless device only whilst away from my workstation (or at my times of choice).

Any thoughts?

TIA guys.