Blackberry 7520 Wireless Handheld User Manual page 100

information in your desktop email program when
you enable wireless PIM synchronization again. If
you want to manually select how conflicts are
handled, synchronize your handheld using the
desktop software before you enable wireless PIM
synchronization.
If you use the BlackBerry Desktop Software to
enable wireless calendar synchronization, you can
adjust the calendar conflict resolution settings in
the desktop software. For more information, refer
BlackBerry Desktop Software Online Help
to the
Why are some of my email messages
not reconciling over the wireless
network?
If you are not in an area of sufficient wireless
coverage, your email messages will not be
reconciled over the wireless network. For more
information on wireless coverage levels, refer to
the printed documentation that accompanied
your handheld.
If you are in an area of sufficient wireless coverage
and you want to initiate email reconciliation from
the handheld, in the messages list, click the
trackwheel. Click Reconcile Now.
Can I reconcile with my personal
folders?
Yes. If you are a Microsoft® Exchange user, and
you use personal folders, you can only reconcile
email messages with personal folders using the
BlackBerry Desktop Software. For more
information, refer to the
Software Online Help
Note:
Even if you have enabled wireless email
redirection or folder redirection on your handheld,
you must use the desktop software with personal
folders.
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BlackBerry Desktop
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Can I remotely empty the deleted
messages folder on my computer?
Yes. In the messages options, click Email
Reconciliation. Click the trackwheel. Click Purge
Deleted Items. Click Yes.
To use this feature, your handheld must be
integrated with an email account using the
BlackBerry Enterprise Server™ version 3.6 or later
for Microsoft® Exchange, and wireless email
reconciliation must be enabled. Verify that your
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handheld radio is turned on and that you are in an
area of sufficient wireless coverage. For more
information on wireless coverage levels, refer to
the printed documentation that accompanied
your handheld.