I have an iPhone 4. Latest OS. Today it has started downloading roughly 96
emails, all of which I have read. They are also coming to via my Macbook Pro.
I just deleted 96 message off the phone only ti find the same 96 re-appeared a
couple of hours later. I hit “get Mail” on the laptop,
Thanks for the help everyone. iphone is good.
Regards
Clive
On 04/02/2011, at 12:13 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Clive,
His Westnet Email setup should go like this:
1. On his iPhone Tap “Settings”
2. In Settings, Tap “Mail, Contacts, Calendars
3. Then Under Accounts Add Account - Other
4.
I am to help a friend on Monday to get his iphone (Telstra plan) to
receive his emails (Westnet) setup as he has been having difficulty
and Westnet have claimed that they are not too MAC savvy to help him.
Anyone that has done this and that is willing to offer any support
would be
you can navigate through the Settings menu to do it.
SettingsMail,Contacts,CalendarsAdd Account..OtherAdd Mail Account(details
of westnet account) if it fails otherwise, phone telstra rather than westnet.
variable response from Telstra for internetty iphone problems but you usually
get to
Hi Clive,
His Westnet Email setup should go like this:
1. On his iPhone Tap “Settings”
2. In Settings, Tap “Mail, Contacts, Calendars
3. Then Under Accounts Add Account - Other
4. Then enter his Westnet email Account details
5. When finished entering all details Tap “Save”
Westnet Account
Hi Clive,
David has pretty much captured it. As an alternative strategy though, if you
want to insulates yourself from the ISP provided email account, simply set-up a
gmail (hotmail, yahoo mail) account and use that exclusively. The iPhone setup
for a gmail account is incredibly simple
The other advantage of a Google account is that I use Bigpond as my ISP and
often have trouble sending mail via their servers from the iPhone. Selecting
the Gmail servers as the sending servers has resolved all of these glitches.
Westnet may be more reliable.
I have turned off SSL on the send
Thanks Peter. I guess that makes sense for IMAP, but I use POP, which
in hindsight I should have stipulated.
As a user of POP mail on Apple's Mail, can anyone suggest an easy
solution for me to have an email sent from my iPhone also appear in my
Sent folder in Mail?
Cheers, Steven
On
On 21/08/2008, at 3:47 PM, Steven Knowles wrote:
Thanks Peter. I guess that makes sense for IMAP, but I use POP,
which in hindsight I should have stipulated.
As a user of POP mail on Apple's Mail, can anyone suggest an easy
solution for me to have an email sent from my iPhone also appear
If I send an email from my iPhone, a disadvantage seems to be that the
message doesn't appear as a sent item within Mail on my Mac.
Is there a way to achieve this automatically?
Cheers, Steven
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On 20/08/2008, at 5:20 AM, Steven Knowles wrote:
If I send an email from my iPhone, a disadvantage seems to be that
the message doesn't appear as a sent item within Mail on my Mac.
Is there a way to achieve this automatically?
You should see all sent items if your email is set up as an
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