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Old 06-18-2008, 03:20 PM
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Default Re: Step-by-Step Answers on Preparing Your NEW Mogul for the HTC Diamond Interface/Theme

“ Originally Posted by D/\SH View Post

yup for the email you just set it up through exchange under activesync...... and i use the newest version 2 of firefox....
Well, I just finished installing FireFox 3, which was officially released Monday, and so far so good. I love that it remembers passwords, because I really get annoyed having to enter a username and password to access a favorite site, especially when I have company and end up having to reveal personal information to them.

As for email, I'm still somewhat confused as to how to set it up. Whenever I click the little envelope on the upper left corner of my HTC Mogul, I'm taken to the Messages Screen where I have the option to Send A Text message or Setup An Email Account. When I choose to set up an email account, I'm prompted to enter my email address and password. The problem is that it won't let me sign in, even when I use Internet Explorer and go to Hotmail.com.

You mentioned I need to use ActiveSync to set up an account to be able to read my MSN email, but is it necessary to connect my desktop computer as well? Keep in mind that all I want is the ability to check my email through my phone, and perhaps (if it's possible) to be notified through a text message if an email from a particular person has been received. I do not want the messages to be erased from the server because I want to be able to download them to my desktop and have my desktop remove them from the server. Again, I don't want to have my desktop's email synced to my device. I use Incredimail as my email client, not Microsoft Outlook.

Can you explain in more detail what I need to do? By the way, Windows Live Messenger was a snap to setup on my phone; I don't understand why setting up the email account has been difficult.

Thanks,
Rene
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