Your company using exchange or POP3?

u know your company POP3 and SMTP settings?

u use outlook? If you do ... u can take a look at the setting there and applied it to the phone.

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Added on February 2, 2009, 11:07 amSuddently i feel like Apple call center when u go with the "... next step" thing.

This post has been edited by frozzbyte: Feb 2 2009, 11:07 AM

yes ... take others. Just as a heads up:

1. Go to Settings
2. Go to Mail, Contacts, Calendar
3. Add Account
4. Other
5. Put in the details
6. After that u need to provide the pop3 and smtp settings, usually pop3.XXXX.com and smtp.XXXX.com
7. Check in outlook for the server port for pop3 and smtp. usually its 110 for pop3 and 25 for smtp.

Then all you need is trial and error.

no la ... that why i ask you to look the settings in outlook. I'm just giving example. The XXX thing stands for your company's email add such as pop3.microsoft.com or smtp.microsoft.com. So u need to look for the pop3 and smtp setting in your outlook.

haaa ... IP? Errr ... who set the outlook for you in the first place?

Open outlook ... go to tools --> email accounts.

Go to --> view or change existing email account

Select the account where the type is POP/SMTP

Click Change

Look at the Server information for POP3 and SMTP

Than put that in the POP3 and SMTP.

Hahahaha ... today feel like a call center guy giving technical support.

What i'm curious is that TS said he configured the outlook himself.

Thats why I ask him who set his outlook and guess what's his answer.

What we can do is just give TS a guideline to follow, the rest is up to him.

@lailaikatong
That would do the job also but TS might have his reason to do it on the phone itself. (why didn't I think about it also )