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I tried to find this on google, but no results turned back for windows mobile 5.
I awnted to know if i can install an add-on or program to support html email. let me know. thanks
As far as I know HTML email is only supported under WM6 and Exchange 07.
I use gmail and there used to my a link for html email but then they look it away. I copied the entire url for the html version and I favorite'd that one. If you try to do it otherwise it will redirect you to the gmail pda version, but using the direct (huge) link it will render in html.
All good and well but in my built in email client wm6 i cannot download headers when i could always do in the past. when i try to download email to my phone it just says receiving 1 of x emails then never shows the header. has anybody else had this problem?
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All good and well but in my built in email client wm6 i cannot download headers when i could always do in the past. when i try to download email to my phone it just says receiving 1 of x emails then never shows the header. has anybody else had this problem?
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I have no problems with it, make sure in your settings that either Download Headers only is selected, me personally I have it set to receive the whole email file.....Just wish there is a way to have it bring in all images at the same time, without having to manually download them on next sync.
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As far as I know HTML email is only supported under WM6 and Exchange 07.
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HTML E-Mail is supported under WM6 by Pocket Outlook and it does not require Exchange 2007. I'm running WM6 Most Beautiful Edition and I have HTML E-Mail on my IMAP4 non-exchange account.
You can get HTML E-Mail on WM5 with third party apps like Flex Mail 2007, but my experience with that program was it was far too buggy to replace Pocket Outlook for me. IMHO your best bet to get good HTML E-Mail is to flash up to WM6.
I currently sync with Exchange Server (I don't know if that may have anything to do with it...) All of my messages only show up as TXT. How can I view them in natural HTML like they are sent to me?
I believe your exchange server needs to be Exchange 2007 and then hopefully on your phone (I think you need to be running WM6) you should get the option to select message format html rather than text
earazi said:
I believe your exchange server needs to be Exchange 2007 and then hopefully on your phone (I think you need to be running WM6) you should get the option to select message format html rather than text
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I am currently running Exchange 2003 (fully patched and updated). Then I go into the settings, It's greyed out and only shows txt.
Can anyone else read emails (of any kind) in HTML format?
nope
Rich Text on MSX2003 only.
You should be getting your Windows Live (hotmail) in HTML with WM6 though.
I'm waiting and hoping for a 2007 upgrade soon on my exchange host....
Braingears said:
I am currently running Exchange 2003 (fully patched and updated). Then I go into the settings, It's greyed out and only shows txt.
Can anyone else read emails (of any kind) in HTML format?
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I created a second email account using IMAP to the same Exchange Server. I was not only able to access the messages in HTML, but also other sub-folders too.
It takes a lot longer time to "send & receive" (using IMAP), but it's all there.
So at this time, I am using BOTH Exchange (with Direct Push) and IMAP (in order to get HTML and easier access to sub-folders).
Ideally, I would like to get Exchange messages in HTML...
nanastas said:
Rich Text on MSX2003 only.
You should be getting your Windows Live (hotmail) in HTML with WM6 though.
I'm waiting and hoping for a 2007 upgrade soon on my exchange host....
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I have deployed over 50 Exchange 2003 Servers and so far only 2 Exchange 2007 Servers. I will not be deploying it into my own servers and environment until I purchase x64 Servers (Exchange 2007 requires two servers) and until after Exchange Server SP1 is released. The new Exchange GUI is a real pain in the @$$.
exchange 2007 or 2003 is enough
Braingears said:
I created a second email account using IMAP to the same Exchange Server. I was not only able to access the messages in HTML, but also other sub-folders too.
It takes a lot longer time to "send & receive" (using IMAP), but it's all there.
So at this time, I am using BOTH Exchange (with Direct Push) and IMAP (in order to get HTML and easier access to sub-folders).
Ideally, I would like to get Exchange messages in HTML...
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SO do you need Exchange 2007 or not in order to get HTML mails on a WM6 Device?
I can't set it up as the option is greyed out!!
Hal_rr said:
SO do you need Exchange 2007 or not in order to get HTML mails on a WM6 Device?
I can't set it up as the option is greyed out!!
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Yes, you need to have Exchange 2007 and WM6 to get DP html emails.
Still No HTML!!!
So I upgraded my 8525 to the official HTC / ATT wm6 ROM and installed the cab for windows live {Windows Live 10.6.33.0600 (Fixed) (duttythroy)} and still no html email.
I've done hundreds of searches and spent a couple days reading through the wiky, stickys, etc and still no luck.
Can someone please help?
Hello current EVO owners answering "does it do...?" questions! Your time and patience is much appreciated.
If you have more than one email account synched to the EVO, can you change the alert tone to something different for each account? Any issues with customizing ring tones for email, SMS, MMS, (I assume it's easy to assign custom ring tones to calls received from specific phone numbers...)
Any issues with email push? What accounts are working well for that? (Yahoo, gmail, hotmail, etc.)
Thanks!
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Any issues with email push? What accounts are working well for that? (Yahoo, gmail, hotmail, etc.)
Thanks!
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As far as I know, Gmail is the only push service on Android. I've been having some issues with it as described here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=689906
well thats the only included push email app..there are a few in the market that support push email
wow I need to do my homework better..Android doesnt have exchange support? I may have to find a new phone!
I still can't believe I missed this! How can a mobile OS not have exchange support..I dont want to use lame gmail and crap..
BB better give me my $50 back!
MrDSL said:
I still can't believe I missed this! How can a mobile OS not have exchange support..I dont want to use lame gmail and crap..
BB better give me my $50 back!
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..you're ok..it has Exchange support...homework is good to do
Who said no Exchange support?
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You mentioned gmail was the only push email you knew of on Android.
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You mentioned gmail was the only push email you knew of on Android.
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Sorry, I didn't know that Exchange sync was push email.
On my Moment, exchange emails show up before they do on my desktop. And yes you can assign a different tone. I have different tones for gmail and exchange. Should be same for Evo.
Perfect! Thank you very much!
The question is.. does the calendar sync with exchange?
I wouldn't think the exchange would work different than any other version. I think you can sync email, contacts and the calendar but notasks. Google actually had to pay licensing fees to MS to get this.
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I wouldn't think the exchange would work different than any other version. I think you can sync email, contacts and the calendar but notasks. Google actually had to pay licensing fees to MS to get this.
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I know Android on my TP2 would not sync the exchange calendar.
You can use Seven on Android to get you email. I use it on my WiMo for Gmail and Hotmail.
http://community.seven.com/main.php
zone23 said:
The question is.. does the calendar sync with exchange?
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Yes it does, and with sense it has better integration with exchange then the standard Android OS
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You mentioned gmail was the only push email you knew of on Android.
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Momma always told me that everything on the internet was true.
stuck with lotus notes
My Company runs Lotus Notes and is a BB shop with BES. I'm thinking about switching to EVO, but am concerned about getting my email (although i could just forward it to gmail) but more importantly, I am concerned about how i would get my corporate calendar on my evo and have it sync wirelessly.
Does anyone know how to get Notes to sync wirelessly on the evo?
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Momma always told me that everything on the internet was true.
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What a mature response, I am glad you got to add to your post count. Pat youself on the back you made fun of someone on the internet. You're too cool!
Good morning friends. I'm not able to get my hotmail email is viewed in HTML format. I can not access the option where it is marked: Just text.
Can anyone help me.
After the experience of e-mail today without HTML is seriously injured.
Accepted options even paid. Since use my hotmail.
I appreciate the help as always.
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Good morning friends. I'm not able to get my hotmail email is viewed in HTML format. I can not access the option where it is marked: Just text.
Can anyone help me.
After the experience of e-mail today without HTML is seriously injured.
Accepted options even paid. Since use my hotmail.
I appreciate the help as always.
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Just google hotmail mobile
sportbilly2009 said:
Just google hotmail mobile
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How is this friend ... Can detail ..?
Touchdown does allow hotmail access with push (activeSync) and HTML viewing apparently
But it's not free
For my part I use the 2.2 stock email client extracted from a nexus one to have push mail on hotmail (I have a custom domain), as the htc client isn't able to do it due to a bug (even after the latest OTA). But it is in plain text, no html rendering...
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Touchdown does allow hotmail access with push (activeSync) and HTML viewing apparently
But it's not free
For my part I use the 2.2 stock email client extracted from a nexus one to have push mail on hotmail (I have a custom domain), as the htc client isn't able to do it due to a bug (even after the latest OTA). But it is in plain text, no html rendering...
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Does it have to be a nexus one? Ive got a stock 2.2 mail app but its hit and miss whether not push works
dunno... But the version I use does push very well (5 accounts on it, all receiving mail in less than 30 sec...)
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Touchdown does allow hotmail access with push (activeSync) and HTML viewing apparently
But it's not free
For my part I use the 2.2 stock email client extracted from a nexus one to have push mail on hotmail (I have a custom domain), as the htc client isn't able to do it due to a bug (even after the latest OTA). But it is in plain text, no html rendering...
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Latest OTA solved this. However, it's still in plain text.
Yup latest update works with hotmail, however no HTML and also a buggy refresh problem as well.
Not usable for me: looping on the first message, I never get the others...
HTC still got some work on it...
Exchange Hotmail and HTML
Don't waste your time. The exchange hotmail doesn't permit to read html emails.
You'll have to wait that Microsoft update exchange, and if it takes the same time that they took to implement exchange, we'll have to wait 5 or 6 years...
That's completely not true.
Touchdown seems to work with html emails on Hotmail.
So definitively it's an htc issue.
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Yup latest update works with hotmail, however no HTML and also a buggy refresh problem as well.
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Hi All,
How can I make this update or find info about it?
Just bought the device (had TouchPro before) and found out that hotmail exchange won't work with HTC mail
I need exchange for contacts sync, so I installed the stock android email program like some others.
Having two mail programs isn't really good.
I am very new to this device and android..
Thanks
Eren B.
You'd better use the Mobile version of Windows Live Hotmail which can be accessed here: http://m.mail.live.com
You have to sign in once and after that Android will save your credentials.
I did it also and made a shortcut on my home screen, so when I click on that shortcut, my Hotmail will be loaded. Works fine, better than with the built-in Android Mail client.
Thanks but I can not use the web-version to sync my contacts..
I personally only use the stock email app with 5 hotmail accounts (even on my own custom domain), and no pb to sync contacts.
I simply ignore the htc lame app until they fix it...
What's the status of this issue with the new gingerbread OTA? (can't test it as I'm on a biz trip in the US)
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What's the status of this issue with the new gingerbread OTA? (can't test it as I'm on a biz trip in the US)
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I´ve tried with Hotmail EAS and the new OTA Update today.
It failed for me.
It synced only new emails and after i readed these emails it will never mark as read.
Now i will use Enhanced Email that works fine, i cannot understand where HTC has the problem to fix it
To stop the refresh bug happening change the days to sync from the default 3 days to 1 day.
I use the stock gingerbread htc mail app, push exchange on hotmail and everything works well apart from HTML which annoys me badly.
PDub11 said:
To stop the refresh bug happening change the days to sync from the default 3 days to 1 day.
I use the stock gingerbread htc mail app, push exchange on hotmail and everything works well apart from HTML which annoys me badly.
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What will affect this setting exactly : will you still keep the old messages in the phone? Does it just stop to sync the read/deleted status after 1 day old?
My phone is actually using 1 month sync in the stock mail app, but I've seen that the phone keeps all mails forever...
I've tried your settings:
It is OK with mail push indeed, and contacts are OK too.
But I get many sync errors, they last many minutes draining battery, and I've noticed that many times, my read mails are not marked as read on the computer.
=>For me it is still buggy and not really usable.
I'll continue to use the stock mail app. Curently I'm using the froyo one with no pb (except no HTML), does anyone have the Gingerbread one? is it worthy to change?
the native arc client doesn't seem to support html email. any good alternatives?
I want a unified inbox (hotmail and gmail push mail).
rumnyc said:
the native arc client doesn't seem to support html email. any good alternatives?
I want a unified inbox (hotmail and gmail push mail).
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Sorry, what? If you talk about reading HTML emails Arc does perfectly fine.
I don't think there is any client allowing creating HTML emails though.
HTML doesn't seem to be working for hotmail activesync.
rumnyc said:
HTML doesn't seem to be working for hotmail activesync.
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Ok understand.
Try using k9 mail nice client supports hotmail and works well
Sent from my LT15i using XDA App
K9 works with HTML, but can not pinch to zoom.
Moxier is better. It supports pinch to zoom just like the iOs, but it shows email in txt format and have to select "more->get HTML" each time you want to view a HTML mail.... a bit annoying ...
PS: I'm talking about hotmail here.
Please let me know if there is any better mail app that supports hotmail push and HTML. Cheers. =]
Well as for email clients as a whole the best is absolutely ProfiMail.
Supports Hotmail (email) and HTML without a problem.