Internet Access Question

[Guest acecombat]

So I've used other WM based devices before but they have never been a phone, only a PPC. What I wan't to know is how do you set up so that some applications (MSN/VoIP client etc.) ONLY connect via WiFi while still allowing some like IE to connect via GPRS/HSPDA? Also how can you make it so that applications that normally connect via GPRS/HSPDA connect through WiFi when available instead? I'm sure it's probably a stupid question but never having a phone with both built in it means I've never had to know B)

[Guest OzJason]

So I've used other WM based devices before but they have never been a phone, only a PPC. What I wan't to know is how do you set up so that some applications (MSN/VoIP client etc.) ONLY connect via WiFi while still allowing some like IE to connect via GPRS/HSPDA? Also how can you make it so that applications that normally connect via GPRS/HSPDA connect through WiFi when available instead? I'm sure it's probably a stupid question but never having a phone with both built in it means I've never had to know B)

I have some idaers if would like to PM me

EDIT the reason why i said PM me is cause i spent 15 mins typing it all up then boom all gone after spell check ! EDIT

Edited November 27, 2008 by OzJason

[Guest Emre SUMENGEN]

I have some idaers if would like to PM me

Well, can't you just share them here, as they might help somebody else too...

[Guest 3shirts]

I have some idaers if would like to PM me

What a strange reply B)

Why do you not want to share them openly, this is exactly what this forum is for isn't it?

[Guest WearTheFoxHat]

So I've used other WM based devices before but they have never been a phone, only a PPC. What I wan't to know is how do you set up so that some applications (MSN/VoIP client etc.) ONLY connect via WiFi while still allowing some like IE to connect via GPRS/HSPDA? Also how can you make it so that applications that normally connect via GPRS/HSPDA connect through WiFi when available instead? I'm sure it's probably a stupid question but never having a phone with both built in it means I've never had to know B)

I know that Skype when you install it you can say "Use only WIFI", "Use any connection" or "Use GPRS".

I'm not sure if you can do that with msn.

[Guest acecombat]

I know that Skype when you install it you can say "Use only WIFI", "Use any connection" or "Use GPRS".

I'm not sure if you can do that with msn.

Can anyone confirm if there is any way to do this with all other applications that want to try and access the internet?

Basically I don't want MSN/IE/Windows updates etc. using up my data allowance because it could be costly....at home when it gets on my WiFi it can go for it's life B)