email with the 4705

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Hehe... I can be of more help...
Yes you can hit send/receive icon and start getting /sending mail so long as
you have set your configuration correctly.


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"csk" <cskoenig@charter.net> wrote in message
news:%237fUkvaqEHA.3748@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> Okay, more help please
>
> I notice that at the bottom of the "messaging" there is two letter stuck
> together (the icon) and it's "grayed" out. This says when I move the
cursor
> over it on the 4705 that it's a "send and receive"..can I literally send
> email from the 4705 without syncing up to the laptop first?
>
> That would be great because you could send/receive email at an airport at
a
> WI-FI hall instead of lugging around the laptop to boot.
>
> Somebody just come over to the house, teach me everything about this thing
> and I'll pay you for your time..LOL
>
> csk
>
>

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You can only use that button with accounts other than ActiveSync (such as
IMAP, POP and HTTP)

Adrian
"csk" <cskoenig@charter.net> wrote in message
news:%237fUkvaqEHA.3748@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> Okay, more help please
>
> I notice that at the bottom of the "messaging" there is two letter stuck
> together (the icon) and it's "grayed" out. This says when I move the
cursor
> over it on the 4705 that it's a "send and receive"..can I literally send
> email from the 4705 without syncing up to the laptop first?
>
> That would be great because you could send/receive email at an airport at
a
> WI-FI hall instead of lugging around the laptop to boot.
>
> Somebody just come over to the house, teach me everything about this thing
> and I'll pay you for your time..LOL
>
> csk
>
>