Writing emails out by hand with the Spen got me thinking why can't I just sign my signature at the end? Guess there is no html coding for that and it would most likely entail a jpg being attached.
Anyone have a more definite answer?
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any way to do this , its driving my nuts tapping in a password every 15 min . thanks
Might I suggest you talk to the person who implemented the policy. I say that because, being the Manager of Information Systems, if you deliberately circumvented one of my policies I'll show you where, in your employment agreement, you have just committed an offense that might result in your termination...
Just a thought...
This is MY device
I fully understand WHY security policy is needed, I completely disagree with HOW it is implemented. If a PIN was required to read/send e-mail, I would understand and cooperate, but locking the whole device?? my phone does lots of other stuff other than reading e-mail you know. Why do I need to type a password to make calls? To play games?
There are other ways. Ask for PIN when opening the e-mail app or when accessing the file where e-mails are stored for example.
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i have posted a couple of replies about this. do a search by my user name and hopefully you will find it. let me know if you cant and i will try to post link.
Hi all,
I currently have a problem with font size of email signatures. Is there any way of changing the font size of the signature in the native email app either through conventional means or some hack?
I've trolled through the menus as well as many blogs and forums and have come to the conclusion that that setting isnt possible through the normal menus.
I use the native email app for business and it doesnt look very profession when your signature is not the same size as the rest of the email.
Any solution would be great.
I have the exact same problem. Appreciate any help.
Thanks OP for raising this.
+3
Anybody knows an answer to this yet? It is ridicilous that there seems to be no way to adjust the signature.............
Workaround
Ok, no news on this subject, so I just installed a third party app called K-9 mail from market.
It workes with a self adjustable sig and has a lot of other features and it is free.
So, as far as Samsung does not support font sizes on it's sig, here you go..............
How do I keep my X310E Cathulla'd Titan from checking for site certificate errors. I get this error when connecting my phone to my employer's MS Exchange mail server.
Dreaded certificate errors during email syncing.
Mercurybird said:
How do I keep my X310E Cathulla'd Titan from checking for site certificate errors. I get this error when connecting my phone to my employer's MS Exchange mail server.
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BUMP: Everyone here should already know that as a general rule, almost no Windows Phone 7+ works with corporate servers. There are some here and there. This is amazing when you consider that all Windows Phones are completely compatible with Microsoft's server software out there. Everything we need is in the phone already. The problem is, unlike Android and IPhone, Windows Phones check for certificate errors, and if found, will terminate the email sync update. In the picture I uploaded with this message you can see the errors in the certificate from my employer's corporate email certificate. I can log into the Outlook server with my phone. I just can't sync mail, contacts, etc.. The IT department at work is worthless and remote- or should I say aloof? The Director of the IT Department at another medical center, in another city offered to help. He has approved me for phone syncing. I can now get my mail on my IPod Touch- go figure. The Titan does one of two things: Give me the certificate error and terminates the sync, or it will tell me to enter the correct information for my email server and hit enter. The password is always highlighted. I know that the information for the server is correct. I changed the email password to my account and the phone still does the same thing, over, and over, and over.. Hmmmm...
I have read a bazillion threads and tried almost that many things to get past this. I've done all those things and more. I have been combing through my Titan's registry looking for that needle in a haystack. The needle being how to turn off certificate error checking. I think I have inspected nearly everything in the registry at least once. I'm just not finding what I'm looking for. I thought it might be a function of one of the certificates. I'm in the process of exporting all of the Microsoft certificates to check for any obvious line about error checking. I think if it is in the registry it must be coded in.
Does anyone here know of any ideas, or clues, as to how to do what I'm trying to do? Could a simple app be written that would intercept the error check? If there is any place that can answer this question it would be here in these forums. There must be tens of thousands, or millions of frustrated Windows Phone owners out there. The person that could solve this frustrating issue would be the darling of Windows Phone users all over the world. Microsoft has known about this issue for years and has done nothing to remedy it. Their typical answer for it is to jump through some hoops from hell.
Please everyone circulate this through your own circles of influence, power, and daring. As in the first custom ROM for the Titan, I would pony up some money to get a prize purse going for the first person to pull this off. I'm almost sure that it would have to be on a fully unlocked phone. All the more valuable would be to make it work on a stock phone. I would just imagine that it this reward purse idea got out world wide, the response would be overwhelming.
So excuse me for bumping my thread- even if I didn't do it right. We've got to move this issue forward ourselves. Microsoft is NOT INTERESTED in doing it. The higher we can raise this issue, the more likely it is to succeed.
EDIT: I have since learned that S/MIME is also a crucial aspect of corporate email syncing. I don't know a lot about this stuff, or how it may come to play in the email syncing nightmare. I do know, however, that Windows Phone 6.X had S/Mime in it, but all models above that Microsoft left it out. I suppose, like the error checking issue, Microsoft will make no move to correct this.
EDIT2: I wonder if certificate checking is in the software, or if it is burned into a rom chip of some kind. If it is software, then the farther I can get away from a Windows based ROM the better my chances are of overcoming this. So as custom ROMs go, what ROM weighs in as the least like Windows? Is my idea on the right track?
Hi
anyone know anything on what i think is a 2MB limit on opening attachments through the built in android email app?
Wanted to go through the source and locate but thought id ask on here first to see if anyone has managed to edit the APK with the limit removed.
Ive had a look around and too much of whats available has way to much of the exchange security policy stuff ripped out
As our mail is through exchange we cant exactly use gmail as a solution right now (which i believe has a much higher limit)..
any ideas?
Thanks
Hi,
I've tried making this inquiry in the normal support.google.com forums and (for no particular reason) then tried stackoverflow for the last couple days, but I get no replies. I've even asked for suggestions where to post this thread. Perhaps the topic is relevant here? If not, I'd appreciate a tip on where to move it. That said...
An HTML5 ePaper I read has a function that lets us open a single article and send a url/link in an email from that open article. When I hit the article's typical Android "share" icon, and then select "Use my browser's Email Client" from that form, I can choose Gmail or Outlook. The problem is that when I select Gmail, the url in the email gets truncated and doesn't work.
Here's an (imitation) url in the Outlook email that works:
https://news-paper.com/?publink=2c7e0cc11_2457643
Notice that there's a unique identifier (ie. "=2c7e0cc11_2457643") after the word "publink" in that url.
However, when I select Gmail to handle the newspaper article, the url in the email gets truncated and doesn't work. In an (imitation) email it looks like this:
https://news-paper.com/?publink
Notice there's NO unique identifier (ie. "=2c7..." ) after the word "publink" in the url.
Any idea what is going wrong here with Gmail truncating the url? I'd like to help the ePaper publisher's tech support people fix this, or better yet, give the link to this thread so they can discuss this coder to coder.
Again, please advise if there is a more appropriate venue to post this issue. I appreciate your help.
Regards...
P.S. I deleted the thread in support.gmail.com to prevent multiple search engine references to this same topic.
P.S. I deleted the thread in stackoverflow.com to prevent multiple search engine references to this same topic.