Originally Posted by quadjacks (Post 1134521)

To configure IMAP for your Windows Mobile 6 device, just follow these steps:

1. Enable IMAP in your Gmail settings.
2. Open the Start menu and select Programs > Messaging > New E-mail Account.
3. Enter your Gmail address (including '@gmail.com') in the E-mail Address field*. Google Apps users, enter your full address in the format 'username@your_domain.com'*.
* Windows Mobile 6.1 users: Enter an unintelligible email address (such as 'g@g') at this step. This will bypass the automatic configuration for POP access.
4. Uncheck the box that asks to get settings automatically from the Internet and select Next.
5. Select Internet e-mail as your email provider in the drop-down menu.
6. Enter your name as you want it to appear in sent emails.
7. Enter a descriptive name for the email account and select Next.
8. Enter 'imap.gmail.com' in the Incoming Mail Server field.
9. Select IMAP4 as the Account type from the drop-down menu and select Next.
10. Enter your full email address (including '@gmail.com' or '@your_domain.com') and password.
11. Select Next.
12. Enter 'smtp.gmail.com' in the Outgoing (SMTP) Mail Server field.
13. Make sure that the Outgoing server requires authentication box is checked.
14. Select the Advanced Server Settings link.
15. Make sure that the Require SSL box is checked for both incoming and outgoing emails.
16. Select The Internet as the network connection from the drop-down menu.
17. Select Done and then Next.
18. Select how often you want your phone to send/receive emails from the drop-down menu.
19. For more download options, select the Review all download settings link.
20. Select Finish.
21. Check our recommended client settings, and adjust your client's settings as needed.

Originally Posted by askwhy (Post 1133593)

Actually, that is not right. They *could* be the same file if they have the same name, but don't count on it. Same name does not, for example, mean same version, and that's the main reason you will need to be mindful of files being overwritten.

Example 1:
You include an OEM with an certain DLL, but it gets overwritten by an older version somewhere in EXT.

Example 2:
You include an OEM of Manila in a folder named 'Manila' but also include a Manila modification OEM in a folder named something alphabetically higher, like 'Blue Manila Highlights' -- you will find that the 'Blue Manila Highlights' gets applied before 'Manila' and the plain 'Manila' will overwrite the 'Blue Manila Highlights' instead of the other way around.

So, not only do EXTs overwrite OEMs (if files are the same) but OEMs later in the alphabet will overwrite OEMs earlier in the alphabet if the files are the same. Does that make sense?

Originally Posted by viper8u2 (Post 1134478)

I am using Verizons smtp server (vzwmail.net)

Originally Posted by viper8u2 (Post 1134478)

What do you mean "Recreating the email account with a unique name"

Originally Posted by quadjacks (Post 1134521)

To configure IMAP for your Windows Mobile 6 device, just follow these steps:

1. Enable IMAP in your Gmail settings.
2. Open the Start menu and select Programs > Messaging > New E-mail Account.
3. Enter your Gmail address (including '@gmail.com') in the E-mail Address field*. Google Apps users, enter your full address in the format 'username@your_domain.com'*.
* Windows Mobile 6.1 users: Enter an unintelligible email address (such as 'g@g') at this step. This will bypass the automatic configuration for POP access.
4. Uncheck the box that asks to get settings automatically from the Internet and select Next.
5. Select Internet e-mail as your email provider in the drop-down menu.
6. Enter your name as you want it to appear in sent emails.
7. Enter a descriptive name for the email account and select Next.
8. Enter 'imap.gmail.com' in the Incoming Mail Server field.
9. Select IMAP4 as the Account type from the drop-down menu and select Next.
10. Enter your full email address (including '@gmail.com' or '@your_domain.com') and password.
11. Select Next.
12. Enter 'smtp.gmail.com' in the Outgoing (SMTP) Mail Server field.
13. Make sure that the Outgoing server requires authentication box is checked.
14. Select the Advanced Server Settings link.
15. Make sure that the Require SSL box is checked for both incoming and outgoing emails.
16. Select The Internet as the network connection from the drop-down menu.
17. Select Done and then Next.
18. Select how often you want your phone to send/receive emails from the drop-down menu.
19. For more download options, select the Review all download settings link.
20. Select Finish.
21. Check our recommended client settings, and adjust your client's settings as needed.

Originally Posted by FZ1 (Post 1135149)

That might be the problem. I recently got a letter from Verizon saying they were shutting down their outgoing mail server. I don't think it mentioned a date. I wonder if support would back that up?



If the email account on your phone was named "Gmail", creating a new account with ANY other name would always fix that error (assuming it was bogus). A little history on the error here.

Originally Posted by viper8u2 (Post 1136501)

well I just changed back to gmail smtp for my gmail account and my work smtp for that and email seems to be sending again. damn, I never got a notification they were shutting things down, wish I would have known instead of messing around with it for days

Thanks

Originally Posted by delawaresace (Post 1135051)

new carrier .cab are up for all carriers. anyone know what the update is? should i update my sprint carrier cab?