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E-mail support
The purpose of this document is to help you avoid problems
when using e-mail with your Nokia 9300i. It walks you
through defining the right settings for your e-mail account
and discusses some common problems that can be caused
by wrong settings.
Defining e-mail account settings
If you are just starting to use e-mail with your Nokia 9300i,
select Desk
→ Tools→ Control Panel→ Messaging and
press Create new to create a new e-mail account. Select
E-mail as the type of the new account and press OK.
Note: Remote e-mail uses an e-mail account
based on the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) data
synchronization protocol. It is used via a PC
computer that has Nokia PC Suite installed, not
directly from your Nokia 9300i.
If you have an existing account whose settings you want
to change, select Desk
→ Tools→ Control Panel→
Messaging, choose the right account and press Select.
Note that if you leave any mandatory settings undefined,
the device displays a message telling you what still needs
to be done. You cannot save the account settings until
every mandatory setting has been defined.
1 On the General page you can define the following:
• E-mail account name (mandatory) — You can give the
account any name you want as long as its length
does not exceed 25 characters. You can name the
account after your e-mail service provider, for
example, or create accounts for Work and Home.
• My name — Enter your name as you want it to be
seen in the messages you send.
• Username (mandatory) — Enter the user name for
your e-mail account as given to you by your e-mail
service provider.
• Password — Enter your password as given to you by
your e-mail service provider. If you leave this field
empty, you will be asked your password when you
try to connect to your mailbox.
• My e-mail address (mandatory) — Enter the e-mail
address given to you by your e-mail service provider.
It must contain the @ character.
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