How Do I ... Setup VersaMail For Palm Treo 600/650
Contents
Introduction
This document will illustrate how you can setup VersaMail on your Palm Treo 600/650 to receive your UWO email.
Getting Started
Scroll down until you see the VersaMail icon and tap it with the stylus.
You will see the Initial Setup screen appear. Tap the 'Continue' button.
Change the account name to 'UWO Email'. tap the down arrow beside Mail Service and Select 'Other'.
Select 'IMAP' for the protocol. Tap the 'Next' button.
Type in your user name and then tap the 'Unassigned' section under 'Password'.
Type in your UWO password and tap 'OK'.
You will see that the Password is now set to 'Assigned'. This will allow you to check your UWO email
without having to insert your password each time. Tap the 'Next' button.
Type in your UWO email address and type in the incoming and outgoing email servers
as listed below.
The basic setup is now complete. Tap on the 'Advanced' button.
Tap the box beside 'Use Secure Connection (SSL). Tap the 'Next' button.
Tap the box beside the 'Use authentication (ESMTP) ' and 'Use Secure Connection (SSL)'. Change the port number
to 587. Tap the 'Next' button.
You will be prompted to overwrite account. Tap the 'Yes' button.
Setting up your UWO email with VersaMail is now complete.
Tap the 'OK' button to open your email.
Requirements
VersaMail v 3.0C or higher is required, running on a Treo 600/650 or Palm Pilot.
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