Outlook Mobile Registry Hacks??? (Flags, Fetch Mail, etc?)

[Genjinaro]

Is there any way to defeat the Exchange Server 2007 requirements for using the advanced Outlook Mobile features?:

The following can only be used by Ex server 2007-
All the known locked features in Outlook Mobile:

Flags
Auto Attachment download
Fetch Mail (Full complete downloads of messages)
Delivery Confirmation
Out of Office Reply
True HTML format (Yes, with Exchange server 2007 it isn't jumbled out like the normal HTML we're getting)


I know there has to be a way to use these "locked" features but where in the regisrty are they?

[Genjinaro]

BTW I never really dipped my hand into ROM Building, but would I be able to peel some of the locks from there, as far as the kitchen goes?

I hope I'm not playing 'lone-wolf of interest' in looking, here... :/

[michaelk]

i beleive the server needs to be able to send that data so nothing you can do on your phone is going to make a 2003 server be able to send html via exchange activesync. It just cant. At least that's my understanding.

I assume the other things require the server to be able to do it also.

[Genjinaro]

Originally Posted by michaelk

i beleive the server needs to be able to send that data so nothing you can do on your phone is going to make a 2003 server be able to send html via exchange activesync. It just cant. At least that's my understanding.

I assume the other things require the server to be able to do it also.

I'm not looking for the exchange server (03 or 07) to do anything, not even connecting to it.
I'm looking to override the lock on the features the PPC already has.

All the features I listed are on the PPC, (etc flags, html, fetch mail etc.)
All the server does is unlock all of the said pre-exisitng features.

Microsoft purposely locks these, again pre-exsisting (Some are greyed out) features on the PPC for exclusive use with Exchange Server 2007.

If there was a way to disable the check, all of the options would open for every account.

[michaelk]

oh- sorry- i didn't know you were using it stand alone. i thought you were connecting to a 2003 server.

some of those things though i think are hosted on the server- like out of office reply. It's not like the phone just replies- it tells the server to reply before the message ever gets to the phone (at least that's how I understand it). So while all of it isn't server dependant some might be. (maybe just that one...)

[Genjinaro]

That particular one I can agree with, yes it would.

[Success100]

some of the features do work, i.e. html email works with my aol account that I set up, through outlook, not thru an exchange server