Registry Edit - Inbox

[Lynx217]

Is there a way to go into the registry and reset the pre-set inbox settings? I asked in another section of the forum, but was hoping someone might see it over here that didn't see it there that might have an answer. I would like to be able to upload my Gmail now and then - but more to be able to click a person in contacts and email them directly.

[rstoyguy]

Originally Posted by Lynx217

Is there a way to go into the registry and reset the pre-set inbox settings? I asked in another section of the forum, but was hoping someone might see it over here that didn't see it there that might have an answer. I would like to be able to upload my Gmail now and then - but more to be able to click a person in contacts and email them directly.

This is done with user customization and a provisioning xml file. Here is an example:

 
Here is my final 2-account xml file with email/passwds nuked to protect the guilty

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?>
<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="EMAIL2">
<characteristic type="{C7C1E248-D918-3E0E-F421-D6101002C7F3}">
<parm name="SERVICENAME" value="Home"/>
<parm name="SERVICETYPE" value="IMAP4"/>
<parm name="INSERVER" value="mymail.com"/>
<parm name="AUTHNAME" value="daffy"/>
<parm name="AUTHSECRET" value="duck"/>
<parm name="DOMAIN" value=""/>
<parm name="OUTSERVER" value="mymail.com"/>
<parm name="REPLYADDR" value="daffy@mymail.com"/>
<parm name="SMTPALTENABLED" value="1"/>
<parm name="SMTPALTAUTHNAME" value="daffy"/>
<parm name="SMTPALTPASSWORD" value="duck"/>
<parm name="SMTPALTDOMAIN" value=""/>
<parm name="NAME" value="Quack Quack"/>
<parm name="LINGER" value="60"/>
<parm name="RETRIEVE" value="2048"/>
<parm name="KEEPMAX" value="25"/>
<parm name="DWNDAY" value="3"/>
<parm name="AUTHREQUIRED" value="1"/>
<characteristic type="TAGPROPS">
<parm name="812C000B" value="1"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>

<characteristic type="{5D5172CA-3B08-7304-AB0A-D21EBA6D0EA5}">
<parm name="SERVICENAME" value="Work"/>
<parm name="SERVICETYPE" value="IMAP4"/>
<parm name="INSERVER" value="saltmines.com"/>
<parm name="AUTHNAME" value="daffy@saltmines.com"/>
<parm name="AUTHSECRET" value="duck"/>
<parm name="DOMAIN" value=""/>
<parm name="OUTSERVER" value="saltmines.com"/>
<parm name="REPLYADDR" value="daffy@saltmines.com"/>
<parm name="SMTPALTAUTHNAME" value=""/>
<parm name="SMTPALTDOMAIN" value=""/>
<parm name="NAME" value="Daffy Duck"/>
<parm name="LINGER" value="60"/>
<parm name="RETRIEVE" value="2048"/>
<parm name="KEEPMAX" value="25"/>
<parm name="DWNDAY" value="3"/>
<parm name="AUTHREQUIRED" value="1"/>
<characteristic type="TAGPROPS">
<parm name="8128000B" value="1"/>
<parm name="812C000B" value="1"/>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Search for "email2"....

[Lynx217]

Pardon me, the newb LOL, but I found "email2" in my registry but only seen a clsid folder with a default and addvalue setting and the addvalue in the main folder. Am I supposed to somehow CREATE an xml file?

[rstoyguy]

Originally Posted by Lynx217

Pardon me, the newb LOL, but I found "email2" in my registry but only seen a clsid folder with a default and addvalue setting and the addvalue in the main folder. Am I supposed to somehow CREATE an xml file?

I don't have my laptop with me, but I use a xml file to setup my e-mail on my phone when I flash. I can upload a edited version later this evening when I get home. Windows mobile uses .vol files to keep this information and M$ has blessed us with setting up e-mail through xml....btw, you can edit a xml file with a text editor. In the meantime search for provisioning+email2 and it should pull up many examples.

[rstoyguy]

Ok, here is my gmail.xml that I use in my user customization sdconfig.txt. All Gmail users have to do is change their username and password.

All the EMAIL2 CSP provisioning parameters are described here.
Information on User Customization and a little better explanation is done here by Slueth255 @ xda.

gmail.xml

<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="EMAIL2">
 <characteristic type="{86bcb241-aec1-4800-bd9c-2d5e7ee00005}">
  <parm name="SERVICENAME" value="rstoyguy Gmail" />
  <parm name="SERVICETYPE" value="IMAP4" />
  <parm name="INSERVER" value="imap.gmail.com" />
  <parm name="OUTSERVER" value="smtp.gmail.com" />
  <parm name="NAME" value="rstoyguy" />
  <parm name="AUTHNAME" value="rstoyguy@gmail.com" />
  <parm name="AUTHSECRET" value="password_here" />
  <parm name="DOMAIN" value="" />
  <parm name="REPLYADDR" value="rstoyguy@gmail.com" />
  <parm name="LINGER" value="120" />
  <parm name="RETRIEVE" value="-1" />
  <parm name="KEEPMAX" value="-1" />
  <parm name="DWNDAY" value="-1" />
  <parm name="AUTHREQUIRED" value="1" />
  <parm name="SMTPALTENABLED" value="1" />
  <parm name="SMTPALTAUTHNAME" value="rstoyguy@gmail.com" />
  <parm name="SMTPALTPASSWORD" value="password_here" />
  <parm name="SMTPALTDOMAIN" value="smtp.gmail.com" />
 </characteristic>
</characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

[Lynx217]

Originally Posted by rstoyguy

I don't have my laptop with me, but I use a xml file to setup my e-mail on my phone when I flash. I can upload a edited version later this evening when I get home. Windows mobile uses .vol files to keep this information and M$ has blessed us with setting up e-mail through xml....btw, you can edit a xml file with a text editor. In the meantime search for provisioning+email2 and it should pull up many examples.

I might need this, something I can just copy and paste to my /Windows directory and reboot. I'm just such an idiot at this thing.