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Master Geek


Topic # 106155 18-Jul-2012 20:19
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I'm wearing my blond wig tonight for sure since I can't figure out how to either turn auto lock off or change the time to something other than two minutes. Both options are greyed out for me under Settings > General.

Secondly I want to remove a mail account. I've disabled it from receiving any types of information but. Want it gone from my iPad2 completely.

Help?




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  Reply # 657977 18-Jul-2012 20:23
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Is the handset email client connected back to a corporate exchange server?



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  Reply # 657979 18-Jul-2012 20:24
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johnr: Is the handset email client connected back to a corporate exchange server?


The mail is my work one, but this is my personal iPad.




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  Reply # 657982 18-Jul-2012 20:28
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John you are a genius. I went looking and it was tied to a work profile. Removed that and hooray, joy on both counts. Thanks :)




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  Reply # 657985 18-Jul-2012 20:28
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Blond wig is off!!!




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Reply # 657988 18-Jul-2012 20:32
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Asrafrate: John you are a genius. I went looking and it was tied to a work profile. Removed that and hooray, joy on both counts. Thanks :)


No worries happy to help

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