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Guide to Windows Mobile 2003 Software for Pocket pc phone Edition
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Enhanced SMS support includes an SMS Callback feature that provides additional information and usable options. When an SMS arrives from a contact it shows up as the person’s name rather than the phone number. New usable buttons allow users to respond to SMS messages more quickly and efficiently. Smarter notification bubbles in Windows Mobile 2003 increase the number of actions a user can take directly from the notification.
Integrated Applications
Wireless E-Mail
Wireless integration makes the Pocket PC inbox even more useful. Pocket PCs with integrated voice and data capabilities support both POP3 and IMAP4
e-mail. The setup is the same as with a Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket PC-based device, but the experience is now wireless.
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or many computer users, setting up their e-mail account properly can be daunting. The Pocket PC goes a long way toward removing that hurdle with its automated setup process. You will go through the creation steps now.
(Be sure you have a network connection or your device is cradled.) Tap on Start >Inbox, and from the Accounts menu choose New Account. Enter your e-mail address, and tap on Next.
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indows Mobile determines the appropriate ISP settings based on the domain portion of your e-mail address. Tap on Next, fill in your user information and tap on Next again.
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You may want to give the new service a more meaningful name and, if
Automated configuration works for more than 85 of the nation’s top ISPs. Still, there will be some cases in which you must configure the
e-mail service manually.
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creating an IMAP4 account, change the service type. Tap on Next. The mail server fields are already filled in for you. You’re done, so tap on Finish. (If you want to adjust the advanced e-mail settings, such as how often to check for mail or whether the inbox should download headers only or the full message, tap on Options.)
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ike most people’s inbox, your inbox probably gets inundated with e-mail, and to keep it organized, you may have separate folders for important messages, another for personal e-mail, and even one for jokes. The Pocket PC subfolder synchronization lets you keep that same tree structure intact on the Pocket PC. To see this, create a new folder or two in desktop Outlook, then copy several messages to them. Right-click on Inbox in the ActiveSync window, and choose Settings.
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Each new folder will have a check box beside it. Check the folders you want to s
ync with the Pocket PC, and then click on OK.
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f your device is in its cradle, synchronization happens immediately. Otherwise, you will need to synchronize manually (see steps below) and then tap on Inbox to reveal the Show menu. The new folders will be part of the list, and your message will be there, just as on the desktop.
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