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Does anyone know of a solution to provide HTML email to the outlook account with an Exchange 2003 server ?
I know that this is not the default behaviour and that MS want customers to upgrade to Ex2007, however I can't justify the time, cost and effort for this even though I think it will improve the email significantly.
cottinghamm said:
Does anyone know of a solution to provide HTML email to the outlook account with an Exchange 2003 server ?
I know that this is not the default behaviour and that MS want customers to upgrade to Ex2007, however I can't justify the time, cost and effort for this even though I think it will improve the email significantly.
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AFAIK, it requires Exchange 2k7 (that was what I was told by the people who support our exchange box). Would be interested to find out if there is another way.
Doesn't flexmail provide html support?
Confucious said:
Doesn't flexmail provide html support?
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It looks like it does but then it uses IMAP, so even the built in email client will work with IMAP. I might give it a try.
Surely MS should understand that very few customers can simply upgrade to Exchange 2007 without a lot of effort and therefore won't do it quickly. Why couldn't they just build this functionality into the version we are all using ?
If only I knew who to ask at MS I would ask them .....
Confucious said:
Doesn't flexmail provide html support?
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Initial findings on Flexmail are very good, I have the trial version and after a bit of mucking about I have replicated my Exchange email account into Flexmail and am getting puch email via the IMAP IDLE.
HTML emails seem very good, better than I expected (not sure why !) & even though the HTML can't be sent back out this is not a major problem (they are working on it).
$29 has got to be a better bet than buying a 64bit server to run Exchange
Thanks Confucious !
cottinghamm said:
Surely MS should understand that very few customers can simply upgrade to Exchange 2007 without a lot of effort and therefore won't do it quickly. Why couldn't they just build this functionality into the version we are all using ?
If only I knew who to ask at MS I would ask them .....
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Its called licensing, or more commonly, Money for old Rope.
Hi folks,
it does NOT require ES2007, but you'll need Office Mobile 6.1 AND your ES needs to allow HTML (ES can be configured to convert incoming html-mail to text-only-mail).
I got an Exchange 2003 at home, I use Exchange Active Sync and I definitely receive HTML (after upgrading to Office Mobile 6.1).
Best regards,
tsfnet
MS Exchange 2003 does not support HTML natively. Doesn't work with Flexmail either. Flexmail will show HTML for pop or imap, but not exchange server (unless it is configured to allow imap) But MS Ex 2003 will send HTML if it is configurd to allow IMAP. Then it will natively allow HTML even without Flexmail. ANother problem with MS active sync, it only allow MS Exchange sync with one Exchange server. To get around this, set one exchange to use Imap.
Imap is so much slower than MS Exchange sync and it uses more battery, because you hae to schedule IMAP to check for mail every 5,10,15 minutes or more. But if you are using EX 2003 and want html email or want to sync with more than one exchange server, IMAP definitely does work. I currently sync with three Exchange servers. Problem may be that most ex administrators will not want to add Imap to their ex server. It does not take long to add imap functionality to an already running exchange server.
Hi there,
and sorry eagle 1, but exchange 2003 allows html with exchange active sync, you don't need imap neither pop, but you definitely need Office Mobile 6.1, which is available as an update somewhere on xda-developers. In case of number of exchange servers, you are right, only one is possible with active sync.
best regards,
tsfnet
My Exchange Server (SBS2003) Does NOT send HTML via puch email.
I have Office 6.1
What do I need to activate it?
PS Flexmail and Pocket Informant are now free to Modaco plus members.
Confucious said:
My Exchange Server (SBS2003) Does NOT send HTML via puch email.
I have Office 6.1
What do I need to activate it?
PS Flexmail and Pocket Informant are now free to Modaco plus members.
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Only Exchange Server 2007 will do this, I have spent most of today getting an Exchange 2007 server up & running to prove the point, it does work although whether it is worth the effort & money is another thing.
You'll need a 64 bit server & OS as well as the Exchange 2007 license.
That said, if you have those things it works quite well.
The MAPI implementation in Exchange 2003 does support HTML to a WinMo device & from what I can see never will, unless MS decide to release an SP for 2003 with this in it, but that seems unlikely.
tsfnet said:
Hi folks,
it does NOT require ES2007, but you'll need Office Mobile 6.1 AND your ES needs to allow HTML (ES can be configured to convert incoming html-mail to text-only-mail).
I got an Exchange 2003 at home, I use Exchange Active Sync and I definitely receive HTML (after upgrading to Office Mobile 6.1).
Best regards,
tsfnet
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Only Exchange Server 2007 will do this, I have spent most of today getting an Exchange 2007 server up & running to prove the point, it does work although whether it is worth the effort & money is another thing.
You'll need a 64 bit server & OS as well as the Exchange 2007 license.
That said, if you have those things it works quite well.
The MAPI implementation in Exchange 2003 does support HTML to a WinMo device & from what I can see never will, unless MS decide to release an SP for 2003 with this in it, but that seems unlikely.
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Aren't these two posts contradictory?
Exchange Version and Mail example
Hi folks,
attached a screenshot of my exchange version and one of an exisiting mail with hyperlinks on my ameo (outlook account with active sync).
Exchange Version is 2003 !!! (included in small business 2003)
Mail got a hyperlink, so it is definitily html !!!
Best regards,
tsfnet
tsfnet - my emails have hyperlinks but they don't have html.
Full html email allows you to see html pages like you would view them on a web page including all pics and formating, not just hyperlinkz.
Looks like I'm going to have to wait for Exchange 2007 after all
I have just set up an sbs 2003 server with exchange working and as far as I can make out HTML emails are okay to the desktop both sending and recieving, but are only sent to your mobile as text emails with hyperlinks.
Best bit about using exchange server is the fact that as soon as you alter/update add a contact, task or calender entry a couple of seconds later your desktop outlook is updated.
Having a mobile phone, desktop and laptop all synchronised with the same info is a blessing, no more duplicated entries that i was previously having.
If i want to see the full html version of the email I can wait till i get to a computer.
Its nice having access to my outlook information from desktop/laptop/mobile and from over internet and it all being in sync.
If anyone is interested in having a go with exchange drop me a pm. Going to limit this to the first 3 people, may open it up to more later.
Ive been on xda for a few years, never been able to contribute much but now may be the time.
Hi there,
pls, can you tell me if you are able to change the format of your mobile account in
>menue-extras-options-(choose outlook e-mail)-(go forward until you see what infortmation you'd like to sync)-choose "E-Mail"- go "Advanced"
There you'll find the format, which maybe disabled.
Can you change it ?? Or is it disabled ?
Best regards and "thumbs up" !!!
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Bad news, it really does not work with active sync:
http://www.chrisrue.com/funcave/2007/11/the-truth-about-html-e-mail-on-windows-mobile-6.html
I remebered an email in my account which was full html, but at that time i did not use active sync OTA but Bluetooth ...
Sorry about confusing everyone ...
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nice find on that link
explains things quite clearly.
Hate to awaken a sleeping thread, but I have and iphone that syncs with my exchnage server (2003), and IT CAN RECEIVE HTML EMAILS from exchange. NO ****.
So... where is the limitation. Is it real?
Exchange 2003 actually DOES send HTML e-mail, without "Office 6.1". You need to upgrade to SP2 or later for it to work. I've done it in the past, at the time when "Office 6.1" wasn't out, and it worked perfectly fine. I have since upgraded to an Exchange 2007 server, so no more worries
A little late to this thread, but I have just now encountered this issue.
Similar to rklosinski, a colleague gets the same emails on his iPhone and messages do appear in HTML format. This formatting must be on the client/phone side.
Does anyone have updates??
Hi all,
I am looking for a email\contacts\calendar package. My primary requirement along this front is that I need access to two Exchange acounts (each on a different Exchange server, one of which is my own).
Moxier mail, I thought, would fit the bill - but it will not do multiple accounts unfortuantely.
Touchdown, apparently, will do multiple accounts - but each account must be in its own profile, and you can only have one profile working at a time.
Any other suggestions?
George
Well for email I have been using K-9 Mail it is a really a pretty powerful email client that is completely free.
For calendar I use Clearsync's Android App. It is a pay for calendar service that has a focus on security but also being able to share.
Both programs can access exchange/outlook.
Moxier works very well and has exchange support.
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modembug: Moxier does work well, however - I did say I required multiple account support, which it does not have.
Im looking for a calendar app, that allows myself and colleagues to share appointments within work hours.
We do no used Microsoft exchange!
All our email address are link to the same domain, using the hosting company one and one.
Don't know if that's any help.
All I want is one calendar that shows everyone what's going on at work and that every colleague can edit.
Any ideas
Hi all,
I can't really believe that there is no email app for android that allows simple and easy copy (move) of emails between two IMAP accounts ?? On the iphone that's a built-in feature. I tried all ROMs here and it seems they all use the AOSP email.apk which does not support moving across accounts, only to and fom folders within the same account.
EXAMPLE:
I have one personal and one business account, both on the same IMAP server but with different email addresses and credentials, obviously. So now I get an email in my personal inbox that I want to "sort" into a subfolder of the business account.
Which email client can do that? I tried pretty much every single email app in the play store, not even the goot ones like Kaiten, Maildroid or Inomail can do it
What now? I can't believe my iPhone->Android transition is being held up by something this basic ?!
Wow, no one has this problem? Is it just so uncommon to have two IMAP accounts?
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Please post questions in the Q&A section
Any solution for this yet ?
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717
Forward both accounts to Gmail and write rules to filter to different folders?
rangercaptain said:
Forward both accounts to Gmail and write rules to filter to different folders?
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Yes I know that's a bootleg workaround but I need "real" imap access, so I can move messages from one account to the other.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717
electron73 said:
Any solution for this yet ?
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717
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I need to transfer email between Exchange and IMAP. I'm assuming I'm going to have the same problem you are? So I shouldn't waste my time downloading all the email apps on the Market to try them?
Shocking that no email client on Android can do what the iPhone 3GS could do in 2010
electron73 said:
Shocking that no email client on Android can do what the iPhone 3GS could do in 2010
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Well, it can be done. And I did it back in 2010 when I had my captivate and moved from yahoo imap to gmail. I am not positive about this, but I think I used K9.
I had the paid imap on yahoo, added both accounts to the client I was using. I tried several before I got it to work. I believe it was K9 because I also used PGP for encryption.
It is free, so give it a try. I apologize for not being 100% positive. I'm now retired and just use good ole Gmail
willajabir said:
Well, it can be done. And I did it back in 2010 when I had my captivate and moved from yahoo imap to gmail. I am not positive about this, but I think I used K9.
I had the paid imap on yahoo, added both accounts to the client I was using. I tried several before I got it to work. I believe it was K9 because I also used PGP for encryption.
It is free, so give it a try. I apologize for not being 100% positive. I'm now retired and just use good ole Gmail
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I am facing the same problem using K9. I can not see imap folders other than the same account I am copying from. Any other app solving this problem or the settings to do it with K9?
Steffen
I have had this problem for years. It is actually one of the main reasons why I keep a laptop
Same Problem
I have the same problem and can't believe after all these years there is no solution! This is the biggest obstacle I have to being productive on my smartphone. Still no solution?
Hi everyone. I have a very, very strange problem.
1) I have a Samsung Galaxy S5 running CyanogenMod 12.1, nightly 12.1-20150915-nightly-klte.
2) I have Android 5.1.1, therefore.
3) I use Gmail, and Yahoo! Mail.
4) My Yahoo! Mail account is accesssed via IMAP, but, weirdly, it appears with the Gmail accounts rather than in a freestanding Email account. I can't remember how I added it, but this is probably "deliberate" (I had more difficult fish to fry at the time!).
5) I changed my password for Yahoo! Mail at least twice on a completely different, and free-standing machine. I had to re-type the password in order to get back in on all other machines (e.g. browser access)
6) Despite this, the Gmail app on my Samsung S5 merrily continues to be able to access my Yahoo! account, even though there is no way it knows the password!!
7) This sounds like it should be impossible. Is it something to do with the frequency with which Yahoo! update IMAP passwords (i.e. maybe they only do it overnight) and so I have to wait 24 hours before my Gmail account / my Samsung s5 is blocked access?
8) When I log into Gmail online I see no evidence of any link to Yahoo!
9)The only clue I have is that when I go to CyanogenMod Accounts, I am not permitted to change the Yahoo! password (it says "Signed in with Yahoo!" and offers no password option in Accounts Settings >> [My Yahoo Account] >> Server Settings > Incoming Mail. The server is stated to be android.imap.mail.yahoo.com
Please help!
BlameTheMachines said:
Hi everyone. I have a very, very strange problem.
1) I have a Samsung Galaxy S5 running CyanogenMod 12.1, nightly 12.1-20150915-nightly-klte.
2) I have Android 5.1.1, therefore.
3) I use Gmail, and Yahoo! Mail.
4) My Yahoo! Mail account is accesssed via IMAP, but, weirdly, it appears with the Gmail accounts rather than in a freestanding Email account. I can't remember how I added it, but this is probably "deliberate" (I had more difficult fish to fry at the time!).
5) I changed my password for Yahoo! Mail at least twice on a completely different, and free-standing machine. I had to re-type the password in order to get back in on all other machines (e.g. browser access)
6) Despite this, the Gmail app on my Samsung S5 merrily continues to be able to access my Yahoo! account, even though there is no way it knows the password!!
7) This sounds like it should be impossible. Is it something to do with the frequency with which Yahoo! update IMAP passwords (i.e. maybe they only do it overnight) and so I have to wait 24 hours before my Gmail account / my Samsung s5 is blocked access?
8) When I log into Gmail online I see no evidence of any link to Yahoo!
9)The only clue I have is that when I go to CyanogenMod Accounts, I am not permitted to change the Yahoo! password (it says "Signed in with Yahoo!" and offers no password option in Accounts Settings >> [My Yahoo Account] >> Server Settings > Incoming Mail. The server is stated to be android.imap.mail.yahoo.com
Please help!
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I just tried the same thing on a near identically-configured Samsung s3 running CyanogenMod 12.1 and it gives me the option to type a password in in the Incoming email settings, so perhaps it is a feature of the version of CyanogenMod / Android 5.1.1 I am running on the S5?
Fascinating. It is a breach of Yahoo security though - I had to retype the password on the S3, and then it worked!
The S5 just accesses the Yahoo! Mail anyway (and refuses to let you type the password in, even though it has changed - see above).
Surely this exploses a big hole in Yahoo mail's security - no-one should be able to access Yahoo! Mail without a password, yet this configuration on the S5 can!
I have the answer! It is explained fully here on Yahoo! Answers: https://sg.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20151101043604AAIClm6&ap=0&ans_success=1 (by me). Summary: -The problem is that Yahoo! Mail disabled any ability to click-through, in the Account Info screen, to "Manage App and Website Connections". Only there can you prevent the Gmail App in Android from accessing Yahoo! Mail via IMAP. The Gmail App is able to access Yahoo! Mail irrespective of whether or not you have changed the password. The solution is to use the link in your original email from Yahoo to access this, now hidden, page and then de-authorise Gmail if your phone is, for example, stolen.
Given that it took me over a month to find an answer, I hope that this summary will help someone else out in my predicament in the future. Do post and let me know if it has helped you - it will make me feel all warm and fuzzy!
BlameTheMachines
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