Your Nokia device includes a multiprotocol email client, which supports the Mail for Exchange account using Microsoft ActiveSync protocol. Note! Mail for Exchange (MFE) client installation is not needed. The configuration is done by running Set up e-mail wizard. The following steps guide you through setting up Mail for Exchange email account in your Nokia phone: NOTE! Read all screens carefully during the setup process as they will provide additional information how to proceed.
1. Highlight and select Set up e-mail on your home screen using the NaviKey.
2. Select Start e-mail setup from the menu that appears.
3. Select Start to begin entering the information for your e-mail account
4. The setup wizard will need to access the network in order to complete your email configuration. Depending on your operator contract, this may involve some data transfer charges. Select Yes, to allow the wizard to access to network, if question has been displayed. Please wait for the wizard to establish a network connection.
5. Enter your corporate Email address and select OK.
6. Select Corporate in Type of email.
7. Select Mail for Exchange, if the question has been displayed.
8. Next Setup wizard requests details of email settings. Enter Domain name, your User name in mail account, password, e-mail Server name and Secure Login (on/off). Select Next.
9. Select either Email Only or Email and Data. Email and Data means synchronising Email, Calendar, Contacts and To-Do in the initial synchronisation. The definition can be changed later in Menu > Email > Settings.
10. If you selected Email and Data in step 9, select either Merge or Replace for question how to synchronise. To get more info check Help.
11. When Email complete is displayed, select OK.
12. Now Mail for Exchange mailbox has been added to your device and it is ready to use. When using Mail for Exchange, you may be requested to change the lock code after connect to mail server first time. The default lock code for your device is 12345. New lock code is requested at the defined intervals.

1. Garmin Mobile XT Support Files
2. Garmin XT 5.06 Installer
3. Garmin MalFreemaps Free Malaysia & Singapore GPS Map 21 Dec 2009 Garmin Malsingmaps v4.03+v4.04 update unlocked 13 Dec 2009
4. Garmin Mobile™ XT Owner's Manual

Installing GarminXT on Nokia N86.

1. Once you’ve downloaded, unzip the files to someplace accessible preferably on your desktop. If you haven’t, please download it.
2. Connect your phone via USB and select ‘Mass storage mode’.
3. From you PC, double click “GarminMobileXTforSymbianS603rdEdition_50060.exe” to install and wait.
4. Double click “GarminMobileXTSupportFiles_4xxxx.exe” to install.
5. Remove USB connection between PC and phone.
6. From your phone, go to File Manager-Memory Card. There should be GarminXT.sis file. Install it.

Cracking GarminXT on N86.

1. Tell yourself and say “Yes, I’m a cheapskate”.
2. Run GarminXT from your phone at Menu > Application > Garmin. It will prompt you with some settings. Choose your preferable.
3. Select “Use other device” when it prompts you to buy or trial. You will get a screen, “Where To?” and “View map”
4. In GarminXT, go to Tools > Settings > About. Write down “Card ID” on paper kotor, you will need it. Exit GarminXT
5. PM me d Card ID NOW!!...(Important)..if not,u cant access d garmin navigate....
6. After get d ID Card,connect your phone to PC and select “Mass storage mode”.Copy the codes to Notepad and save it as “sw.unl”(paste inside garmin ROOT FOLDER in Memory Card-Mass Storage oso can for Built In 8GB/16GB phone). *Be sure you don’t save it as sw.unl.txt”*
7. Copy “gmapsupp.img” from downloaded file to Garmin folder. “gmapsupp.img” is the Malaysian map.
8. Disconnect your phone from PC.

Setting up GarminXT on Nokia N86

1. You don’t need your PC anymore. Shut down and conserve energy.
2. Run GarminXT on your phone.
3. Go to Tools > Settings > System > Remote GPS. Change to “Use Attached GPS” by disabling the “Bluetooth GPS”.
4. Go to Tools > Manage My Data > Map Sets > MapSource. Make sure all maps are enabled.

Toying GarminXT on NokIA n86.

1. Switch off your fans and lights. Go out.
2. Run GarminXT, (duh!).
3. Select “View Map” and wait for a while. The satellite will find you. It took me 5 mins or so. Just have patience and faith.
4. Now you’ll see where you are.
5. Go back and select “Where To?”. If you’re at home and wants GarminXT to store you current location as home, then select “Home”
6. “Where To?” is rather confusing. I usually use “Where To?” > Point of interest. There’s lots of shopping malls, hospitals, banks, ATM machines etc. from there, you’d know where to go.
7. Pat yourself and say “Well done”. The rest is up to you.

Note: I will NOT be providing support. If it doesn’t work for you, you can leave a comment and hope someone will rescue you. Google it!