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#63186 22-Jun-2010 11:23

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Hi everyone
First post here and have a question
Am looking at ways to push out info to a large team (50) through their PDAs
Thought about web to text but that seems expensive
Thought about setting up an exchange mailbox which all units would sync to, but I need to know if there is a way to block the deleting of email from the PDA
Or
any other suggestions any one may have
Thanks

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#344091 22-Jun-2010 11:25

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You can't block deleting messages from the device.

You might want to play with a disconnected SQL database and a small app to show the contents of a table/column,

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#344150 22-Jun-2010 13:44

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It's hard to answer this without knowing things like the volume of data, and the sensitivity etc.

Here are a couple of ideas...
- RSS feed and a read-only Reader (may have to be a bespoke app)?
- Twitter. All users are followers so data can be received via text messages or web, or twitter app but nothing to stop them deleting messages locally.

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