How To Configure A Windows Mobile Smartphone For Micrsoft Exchange
Submitted by merben on Monday, March 30, 2009 - 15:49. Performing Phone Tasks
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Windows Mobile Smartphones are great devices for doing business tasks on the go. And Microsoft Exchange is also a premier business program that have been tested in the business arena. Combine these powerful business tools and you will have a valuable handset that can take care of all your business needs. Get your hands on an effective corporate tool by learning how to configure a Windows Mobile Smartphone for Micrsoft Exchange |
| Instructions | Difficulty: Moderate |
Things You'll Need:
- Windows Mobile Smartphone
- Internet access for your device (Wi-Fi, EDGE, EV-DO, 3G, etc.)
- Exchange Server Information (Obtained from Administrator)
1
Press the 'Start' softkey in the Home Screen of your Windows Mobile Smartphone. 2
Locate and open the 'Messaging' option int the menu of your handset. 3
Navigate and open the 'New E-mail Account' option. 4
Create a new email account 5
Now you need to put in your Exchange-based E-mail address in the prompt.6
Before you can proceed you may need to disable the 'Try to get e-mail settings automatically from the Internet' option.7
To proceed Click on the 'Next' softkey.8
Then select the 'Exchange Server" option9
CPress the 'Next' softkey to confirm the selection to use 'Outlook with Exchange' 10
Enter the address for your Exchange Server in the 'Server address' prompt.11
Press the 'Next' softkey to enter your user information (username, password, and domain)12
Press the 'Finish' softkey and select the data you would like to synchronize with the Exchange Server (Contacts, Calendar, E-mail, Tasks).13
Wait for a few as the synchronization process will be underway14
Your Inbox will be displayed once synchronization is complete
Tips & Warnings
- You can access your Calendar, Contacts, and Tasks can be accessed via the Start Menu.
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