said:
>> thus my BlackBerry (with its
>>particular BlackBerry OS/firmware) which recognizes folders created via
>>Firefox for eComStation aka OS/2 using MicrosoftOffice Outlook Web
>>Access over Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, will not allow filtering in
>>different folders although my email by the web interface will.
>Not sure that I understand this. Can you move files/folders in and out
>of the Blackberry using only OS/2?
I access my email for work either via the web aka Firefox or the
Blackberry and avoid Microsoft Outlook. The webmail is hosted on Windows
but can be accessed by Firefox for OS/2. I can create folders via Firefox
and have my incoming email (but not my outgoing email) filtered into the
correct folder - the problem is that the BlackBerry firmware that my group
uses does allows me to see the created folders but not any of the emails
within. Also the outgoing email is not placed in the appropriate folder -
only the send folder. Work picked an exasperating version of the webmail
which interfaces with the BlackBerry. I will show you next time.
>>When you finally choose a smartphone, please post the results and why
>>you choose that particular phone.
>Will do. I'll probably sleep on it, and decide tomorrow. We'll see if
>anyone has had any success using either under OS/2.
Another well known forum is http://www.howardforums.com/ . Please check
out both of the forums that I have mentioned to make an informed decision.
Many businesses rely heavily on the BlackBerry or Treo or similar type of
smartphone. Depends on what you want. And test drive before you buy -
really helps to have that phone in your hand or palm.
Good luck.
Regards.
Larry
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