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Messenger, Enabling Direct Push on your device

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4. Check the items you would like to synchronize, for example, you may check Inbox, Calendar, Contacts, or Tasks. Enabling Direct Push on your device: 1. On your device, select "Start" > Programs > ActiveSync > Menu > Add server source. 2. Input the IP address of your server in "Server Address". 3. Input your network login name, password, and domain name, and then tap "NEXT". 4. In ActiveSync on your device, select Menu > Schedule 5. Set the Peak times to "As items arrive" and the Off-peak times sync time to "As items arrive". Tap "OK". Now you have established a cooperative relationship for the device and the Exchange Server. The next time when you select Start > ActiveSync > Sync, you may synchronize with Exchange Server using Wi-Fi or GPRS. Once you are connected to the network, you may look up your Global Address List over the air from your device by tapping "Contacts". You may send an email to a contact on your Global Address List following the same steps as sending email to a contact saved on your device. Note: To be able to use direct push, you need to have an exchange server. Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 also supports useful functions such as remote device wipe. To find out more on the benefit and usage of Microsoft Exchange server, please visit Microsoft's website, http://www.microsoft.com. 7.7 Messenger Windows Live Messenger provides MSN function including Messenger, Hotmail, and Sync. To use these functions, you will need to turn on GPRS or Wi-Fi. 7-5 MS800

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MS800
4.
Check the items you would like to synchronize,
for example, you may check Inbox, Calendar,
Contacts, or Tasks.
Enabling Direct Push on your device:
1.
On your device, select “Start” > Programs >
ActiveSync > Menu > Add server source.
2.
Input the IP address of your server in “Server
Address”.
3.
Input your network login name, password, and
domain name, and then tap “NEXT”.
4.
In ActiveSync on your device, select Menu >
Schedule
5.
Set the Peak times to “As items arrive” and the
Off-peak times sync time to “As items arrive”. Tap
“OK”.
Now you have established a cooperative relationship
for the device and the Exchange
Server. The next time when you select Start >
ActiveSync > Sync, you may synchronize with
Exchange Server using Wi-Fi or GPRS.
Once you are connected to the network, you may
look up your Global Address List over the air from
your device by tapping “Contacts”. You may send an
email to a contact on your Global Address List
following the same steps as sending email to a
contact saved on your device.
Note:
To be able to use direct push, you need to
have an exchange server. Microsoft
Exchange Server 2003 also supports useful
functions such as remote device wipe. To find
out more on the benefit and usage of Microsoft
Exchange server, please visit Microsoft’s
.
7.7 Messenger
Windows Live Messenger provides MSN function
including Messenger, Hotmail, and Sync. To use
these functions, you will need to turn on GPRS or
Wi-Fi.