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Exchange ActiveSync™ 7
A. Shows the current synchronization status.
B. Select this to perform a full
synchronization.
C. Select this to open a menu of options. You
can, for example:
– Open the
Settings dialog.
– View the ActiveSync help file.
– View and manage the ActiveSync log.
Settings dialog
All Exchange ActiveSync settings are
available from this tabbed dialog. Press
or , or select the arrow icon to scroll the
tab list. The tabs provide the following
settings:
Server – specify your user name, your
password, the server name and the domain
you belong to.
Sched – switch between Direct Push
(mark Enable Push) and scheduled or
manual synchronization.
For scheduled or manual synchronization
you can mark which data (mail, calendar,
contacts) you want to update at each
synchronization.
Mail – switch mail synchronization on or
off and other mail settings, see Email on
page 7.
Cal – switch Calendar synchronization on
or off and set the date range for
synchronization. This is where you reset
all Calendar data, see Option to reset
Calendar data on page 12.
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Cont – switch Calendar synchronization
on or off. This is where you reset all
Calendar data, see Option to reset
Contacts data on page 11.
Adv – enable Verbose Logging, see Check
the log on page 13, enable SSL
communication, reset all synchronized
data, change the cycle time for a Direct
Push cycle.
ActiveSync log
Select More > Settings >View log to view and
manage the log. For advanced troubleshooting
you can enable more detailed logging, select
Exchange ActiveSync > More > Settings >
Adv tab > mark the check box Verbose
Logging
.
Email
The Exchange ActiveSync mailbox is
integrated with Messaging. However, all
Exchange ActiveSync email is kept separate
from other accounts. You can send and receive
attachments and receive and reply to meeting
invitations from your Exchange ActiveSync
account.
All email will be synchronized to the phone in
text only format. Exchange ActiveSync does
not support HTML email.