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Hi All,

I have a Tungsten W and use VersaMail 2.5.2 for on-the-move email access via
GPRS.

I have a problem whereby I can do everything on VersaMail with no problems,
including moving emails to Trash. But on attempting to clear the VersaMail
Trash, the system issues a FATAL RESET and reboots.

I have done a hard reset of the system and synchronised but it does not
help. It used to work in the beginning but not now.
Also, I have still 7.9M of 15M free on the handheld memory. The Trash shows
60+ messages, mostly in the 2KB size range with about 5 in the 5 in the 40KB
size range.

I have gone to the palmone knowledge base but nothing there helps.The
closest article talked about ensuring sufficient memory but I seem to have
that as stated above.

Anyone has any ideas about how I can resolve my overflowing trash <g> ?

Note that I am OK with a method that clears all VersaMail folders as my
notebook is my primary email workstation

Thanks in advance,
Harnek

Archived from groups: comp.sys.palmtops (More info?)

I am sorry I don't know what gprs is.
Maybe this wil help:

VersaMail 2.6 Outlook 2003 Update


Posted May 20, 2004
This update fixes issues related to syncing VersaMail with Outlook
2003 when using Cached Mode. It also addresses the problem of messages not
being removed from the mail server when queued for removal from VersaMail.

Warning: This patch is not necessary and does not work for previous or
later releases of VersaMail.

Just a thought!




"S. Harnek" <harnek@magix.com.sg> wrote in message
news:cf50r9$j4c$1@mawar.singnet.com.sg...
> Hi All,
>
> I have a Tungsten W and use VersaMail 2.5.2 for on-the-move email access
via
> GPRS.
>
> I have a problem whereby I can do everything on VersaMail with no
problems,
> including moving emails to Trash. But on attempting to clear the VersaMail
> Trash, the system issues a FATAL RESET and reboots.
>
> I have done a hard reset of the system and synchronised but it does not
> help. It used to work in the beginning but not now.
> Also, I have still 7.9M of 15M free on the handheld memory. The Trash
shows
> 60+ messages, mostly in the 2KB size range with about 5 in the 5 in the
40KB
> size range.
>
> I have gone to the palmone knowledge base but nothing there helps.The
> closest article talked about ensuring sufficient memory but I seem to have
> that as stated above.
>
> Anyone has any ideas about how I can resolve my overflowing trash <g> ?
>
> Note that I am OK with a method that clears all VersaMail folders as my
> notebook is my primary email workstation
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Harnek
>
>


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Archived from groups: comp.sys.palmtops (More info?)

"S. Harnek" <harnek@magix.com.sg> wrote in message
news:cf50r9$j4c$1@mawar.singnet.com.sg...
> Hi All,
>
> I have a Tungsten W and use VersaMail 2.5.2 for on-the-move email access
via
> GPRS.
>
> I have a problem whereby I can do everything on VersaMail with no
problems,
> including moving emails to Trash. But on attempting to clear the VersaMail
> Trash, the system issues a FATAL RESET and reboots.
>
> I have done a hard reset of the system and synchronised but it does not
> help. It used to work in the beginning but not now.
> Also, I have still 7.9M of 15M free on the handheld memory. The Trash
shows
> 60+ messages, mostly in the 2KB size range with about 5 in the 5 in the
40KB
> size range.
>
> I have gone to the palmone knowledge base but nothing there helps.The
> closest article talked about ensuring sufficient memory but I seem to have
> that as stated above.
>
> Anyone has any ideas about how I can resolve my overflowing trash <g> ?
>
> Note that I am OK with a method that clears all VersaMail folders as my
> notebook is my primary email workstation
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Harnek
>

I can't help, but I want to chime in. My VersaMail on Tungsten E has never
worked properly. Palm techies told me that it cannot sync local folders, set
it up to get to an e-mail account. I did that, and it never reached the
account. But it DID get the local file, just like it "cannot" do. Aaaargh.