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Forums › Legacy mobile platforms (Windows Mobile, Palm OS, Web OS, Symbian, Meego, Blackberry) › Push Email Okta Agent?
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#16478 11-Oct-2007 18:34
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Does any one know if push email can be switched off on this device and how?

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  #90709 11-Oct-2007 18:36
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I haven't checked the agent, however I would look under the activesync application specially the around the activesync config (and peak times)




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  #90710 11-Oct-2007 18:38
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Just change the ActiveSync option from "When new mail arrives" to "Never".

I've moved this thread to "Windows Mobile".




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#90723 11-Oct-2007 20:34
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Cheers guys

I found it in the manual (of all places!).

1 On the phone Home screen, press [Start], select
ActiveSync and press O [OK].
2 Press the right soft key > [Menu] select
Schedule and press O [OK].
3 Do one or both of the following:
• In Peak times, select As items arrive. This is more costefficient
to synchronise at regular intervals when mail
volume is high.
• In Off-peak times, select As items arrive. This can
be more cost-efficient than synchronising on a regular
schedule when mail volume is low.
4 Press [Done]


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#90731 11-Oct-2007 21:01
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What, do you read manuals?




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#90755 11-Oct-2007 22:25
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Only in desperation!

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#90756 11-Oct-2007 22:27
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Save the despair... You had the answer posted here two hours before!




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  #90758 11-Oct-2007 22:38
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Yes, Geekzone is much better than any user manual. I just found the OS a little differnt to use compared to a PDA (as expected) and never thought to look under schedule? I've just turned off Push Email on another guys phone to see how much the battery life increases. I find with my Apache I get about a day with exhange/push email. Turning push email off helps alot, so hopefully it will help here.

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#90760 11-Oct-2007 22:47
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Telecom generally do good Manuals and they are usually well worth reading, I just read one of my old ones and discovered how to add words to the T9 dictionary of a TX21b!!

I had ditched that otherwise decent and slim phone for that very reason for a stupid 2280 so I could "add T9 words"

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