What version of Exchange is your IT Dept. running? Are you logging intoi the OWA webmail service?

Just setup active sync to synchronize with your works exchange server (you will need to supply your network credentials). It's so much better than accessing it from the webmail service, trust me. You will be able to get your emails on the fly in a readable format (as well as sync contacts, tasks, and calendar).

http://www.modaco.com/content-page/262119/...t-here/page/20/

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Apoliges if this is a re-post.

I need to enter brackets and braces and can't figure out how. How can I enter those and other special characters on a BlackJack II keyboard?

Thanks.

your not installing it right, you may have to use the computer, and then run the program with it connected with activesync. Is it a .cab file?

This has happened to me before. I'm think what Krupa says about overheating being an issue because it happened to me while charging my phone in a very hot car and my phone was very hot. The qwerty keyboard even felt like the buttons had lost their *clicky* feel to them. Also, for those of you who run Omapclock, just as a suggestion try using default processor speeds and see if it still does it.

I can't be of much help; but once in a whille my Windows XP will do the same thing, suddenly becomming finicky: it won't connect through Active Sync unless I restart my PC.
-Have you guys tried uninstalling Active Sync and RE-downloading/installing it again?
-Is he able to download Active Sync on another PC and try to sync from that one? That would at least eliminate the phone as the problem-source.
-Try hard-reseting the phone? He obviously won't be able to back-up his data through syncing before hand!

Awesome! thanks for your help. I will call them today

they wont replace with a refurb. it will be an out of the box unit that has been checked out by their service dept. mine came that way. which i prefer. i never had to app unlock it and the gps works great.
posted with an i617.

Ah...now you got yourself a problem!

Hmm... there's really nothing you can or would want to do to force it to say the version number, so here are options:

1. Hard reset the phone (after backing up everything you don't want to lose) and see if it starts showing up. If not, go for another option...

2. Return the phone to ATT / Samsung letting them know about your problem for an exchange.

3. Ignore it.

I would first examine the phone. Compare it to your sons in every aspect you can, and see if there is anything else wrong with it. If you can't find anything, option 1 is your best bet. If that turns up with nothing, then I would only say go for option 2 if you can find something else wrong with it. Otherwise you may find they won't exchange it unless you fabricate a bigger problem...

What exactly do you want to know? That is the hardware version of you handset. All of them should have that version. Not sure what you are asking here...

The speed is what OMAP reports. It won't seem any faster because it isn't much faster. You're only adding a small amount of speed. I recommend only using those programs if you're running a program specifically needs the extra speed and won't work without it. If you don't need it for that purpose, there's really no other purpose to have them.

The only other use of those applications is to UNDERclock your device to save battery power. But any form of over/underclocking is always risk at device stability and could cause permanent damage.

If you want to prevent access to text messages there are 3rd party applications that will do this.
I don't know the names of any, but I've seen them on Handango

I don't have yahoo messenger, but I don't exhibit the first issue at all. Tested it today while I was driving in and out of 3G-EDGE areas for a while...

A shortcut link of Omapclock.exe in the the Startup folder will work as long as you specify the desired speed in the target line of the shortcut.
What is a stable speed for the BJII?

That's a great one, as is Registry Workshop (free trial).

http://www.torchsoft.com/en/rw_information.html

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No. Putting the exe in the startup folder won't help. Even if you did it properly, it would still not stay forever.

I recommend giving Tornado PowerControl a try. I think it was posted on these boards somewhere...