is it that the breadth of options setting up the pre's imap client aren't as great as those in other clients?
On 2/4/10, John Messeder <[email protected]> wrote: > I can work POP, send and receive, to Comcast. > I can do IMAP through my Google site. > What I cannot do is POP with my company's ISP. It has two servers, > and the one my company is on is the one that the tech can see me trying > to get into, but it will not download messages, or send reply messages. > The tech said he thinks the Pre is encrypting the password "which is > should not be doing." > > I tried IMAPing through my Google site. That worked, sort of. Google > could obtain all the mail from the corp server and IMAP it to me, but > when I reply, the reply-to address became the google address. I tried > going through the process to fix that, but Google could not make the > required connection with the corp server. I don't remember what the > messages were. Maybe I'll try it again this evening. > > Meanwhile, is anyone having a similar problem -- namely the Pre being > picky about which POP servers it will talk to? > I don't know when my 30 days runs out with Sprint. I'm tempted to > swap this for an Android phone just to see whether that makes a difference. > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
