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Set Up Your Email
Corporate E-mail Setup
A Corporate e-mail account (like Microsoft Exchange or Lotus
Notes) is an account managed by a company's IT organization.
Xpress Mail can provide wireless access to your corporate e-mail
from your device without support from IT.
1.
Open Internet Explorer® on your work computer and go to
Steps
xpressmailpe.wireless.att.com.
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2.
Follow the instructions to install and connect Xpress Mail to
Takes
your corporate e-mail account.
7 minutes
3.
You will receive a notification message confirming that your
software is installed and you are now connected to Xpress
Mail.
4.
Set up access to your corporate e-mail from your device by
tapping the Xpress Mail icon on the Today screen.
5.
When prompted, select Work > Professional edition >
register Device.
6.
Enter the name and password you created when you signed
up on your computer to complete the process. Remember,
the computer you use to access your corporate e-mail must
remain on and connected to the corporate network. For help
on this process, go to wireless.att.com/xpressmail or to
the AT&T Web tutorials page.
Navigation Panel
Left Soft Key
Note: Please see back flap for a full diagram of key functions.
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Right Soft Key
Navigation Key
IT Managed
IT managed e-mail means your company supports Microsoft
Direct Push to enable wireless synchronization of corporate e-
mail. You need to have an account established on that server by
an IT administrator before you get set up.
Microsoft Direct Push provides wireless access to your
corporate Microsoft® e-mail, contacts, calendar and tasks.
Your Exchange Admin needs to enable Mobile Services on the
Exchange Server. Activate a PDA enterprise for Microsoft
Direct Push data plan on your wireless account from AT&T
before using Direct Push.
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