[cmorris]

hI gUYS,

When my iPAQ finaly arrives I would like to recieve my Hotmail E Mail via Pocket Outlook on my HP iPAQ H5550.

Please can someone give me instructions on how I go about setting this up.

Thanks

Craig

[DNZ711]

I looked into this for my mobile but unless you subscribe to the premium service of hotmail it is impossible* to retrieve using seperate software (even Outlook) without manually logging in to msn.

*Ther may be a hack?


-DNZ

[thorvertonian]

Yu could always web browse to hotmail.com, there is a pda version they put on for such an occasion

[Beavis99]

WizUk,

I assume your iPaq will be running Windows Mobile 5, so it will come with PocketMSN that includes hotmail access. Just sign in with your msn login to access their service. I do the same on my Dell Axim.

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[Orbitalzone]

Yep my Dell pda has a hotmail / outlook option that allows log in to MSN / Hotmail to check and send messges.... it's a basic cut down version but has the essentials and no adverts!

Obviously you need an internet connection via Wireless or via a phone etc......

Don't forget to look at the built in Bubble Breaker game as it's quite addictive

[ada/\/\]

how can it access the internet like that is it like a mobile?

[Orbitalzone]

Originally Posted by ada/\/\

how can it access the internet like that is it like a mobile?

I don't do this on mine (I use it's built in Wireless ability when in range of a wireless network)

by using a Bluetooth mobile and a bluetooth enabled PDA, you can dial up an internet connection from your mobile phone.... it's costly and not that quick, in the same dial up way with a PC and modem.

[cmorris]

Originally Posted by Beavis99

WizUk,

I assume your iPaq will be running Windows Mobile 5, so it will come with PocketMSN that includes hotmail access. Just sign in with your msn login to access their service. I do the same on my Dell Axim.

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I am using Windows Mobile 2003

[Jessica Lares]

Originally Posted by Orbitalzone

I don't do this on mine (I use it's built in Wireless ability when in range of a wireless network)

by using a Bluetooth mobile and a bluetooth enabled PDA, you can dial up an internet connection from your mobile phone.... it's costly and not that quick, in the same dial up way with a PC and modem.

Wi-Fi works very well. Try using a non-password protected one somewhere. Works fast for me.