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Uses SSL, Protocols to check for, ActiveSync preferred, Exchange 2003, including your corporate e-mail - 7 user guide

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To quickly set up your exchange server account NOTE: Consult your IT administrator first before you set up your exchange server account. 1 Touch the gear button to open the configuration menu. 2 The Quick Configuration wizard opens asking whether you would like it to guide you through the quick configuration. Touch the Yes button to confirm. 3 Enter your user ID, domain, password, and server address. 4 Touch the No option from the Uses SSL menu and touch the Next button. 5 On the Protocols to check for menu, touch to select all of the options: ActiveSync (preferred), Exchange 2003, and Exchange 2007. Touch the Next button to proceed with the next step. 6 Touch the Next button to start configuration. Once setup, TouchDown starts synchronizing data from your exchange server including your corporate e-mail, calendaring, contacts, and tasks, and then displays the following information on the main screen: • The latest unread emails in the past 24 hours. • The upcoming calendar appointments for the current day. • The incomplete or active tasks in the ascending order of the due date. Side toolbar This bar displays a column of tool buttons for you to open the following TouchDown views. Touch this button to view your e-mail. Touch this button to view your calendar appointments. Touch this button to view your contacts. Touch this button to view your tasks. Web 69

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To quickly set up your exchange server account
NOTE:
Consult your IT administrator first before you set up your exchange server
account.
1
Touch the gear button
to open the configuration menu.
2
The Quick Configuration wizard opens asking whether you would like it to
guide you through the quick configuration. Touch the
Yes
button to
confirm.
3
Enter your user ID, domain, password, and server address.
4
Touch the
No
option from the
Uses SSL
menu and touch the
Next
button.
5
On the
Protocols to check for
menu, touch to select all of the options:
ActiveSync (preferred)
,
Exchange 2003
, and
Exchange 2007
. Touch the
Next
button to proceed with the next step.
6
Touch the
Next
button to start configuration.
Once setup, TouchDown starts synchronizing data from your exchange server
including your corporate e-mail, calendaring, contacts, and tasks, and then
displays the following information on the main screen:
•
The latest unread emails in the past 24 hours.
•
The upcoming calendar appointments for the current day.
•
The incomplete or active tasks in the ascending order of the due date.
Side toolbar
This bar displays a column of tool buttons for you to open the following
TouchDown views.
Touch this button to view your e-mail.
Touch this button to view your calendar appointments.
Touch this button to view your contacts.
Touch this button to view your tasks.