Your contacts are stored within Mobile Web, which is not to be confused with your wireless device's internal memory for stored numbers.

Yes, you can call or send an e-mail message to any contact in your list that includes a telephone number and/or an e-mail address.

Contacts are stored in Contacts (*.sms) files. These files are created by user, and can be placed under any folder on your disk.

It depends on the device. On some devices, data is stored unless you remove it. You can remove data automatically when you log off from your computer. Here's how to do it: Open Windows Sideshow by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking Hardware and Sound, and then clicking Windows SideShow. Under Security and Privacy, select the Delete information on the device when I log off from Windows check box, and then click OK.

Yes - Simply send an email with the text you want updated on your site. If you cannot enter a subject on your wireless device see the Technical FAQ for details on an alternative way to enter the subject.

Storing and using QED? tests at room temperature (15-30?C, 59-86?F) insures optimal performance and a full shelf life. However, the QED? test will work fine if exposed to temperatures outside that range for limited periods. We tested the QED? device under a wide range of temperatures and storage conditions -- simulating the inside of a vehicle glove box on a hot summer day (about 120?F) and the lonely cold of North Dakota in January (about 0?F). In all cases, the test performed as it should.

If you have SIM contacts you can transfer them over to the phone by using the SIM Manager or if your phone does not have one, the regular Contacts program itself will have an option to copy from SIM to phone. If you have a lot of contacts on your SIM card, you can easily automatically import all SIM contacts by using a small utility like SIMImp.

Sign in to the Desktop Interface from your PC, then click the Address Book icon to view your list of contacts. Press the Import link in the sidebar to open the Import Contacts page. Simply follow the directions on this page. Note the following: When the file has been imported, you will see a summary of the import results and a list of the newly-imported contacts.

You don't need a wireless device to use the Quit Companion - you can use your email account to receive messages. The text messaging feature of the Quit Companion uses text messaging to relay communications. It is compatible with most wireless devices that can receive text messages.

Simply place the subject on the first line of your message using the special syntax as follows:##SUB:[your subject line]##

The obvious advantage is that you are not connected to your PC. This allows you to operate the mouse or trackball a short distance away from your computer. Another obvious advantage is that your desk stays neat and wire free.

Yes! You can recycle your wireless device. All companies participating in Wireless???The New Recyclable??? allow you to drop off your used wireless phones and accessories at their retail stores, regardless of the model phone. Other programs have mail-in options. Go to the Participating Members for information about these and other options, such as eBay???s Rethink Initiative and charitable donations

Many participating CTIA members have return or collection programs at their retail stores or other sites. Please visit the Participating Members section of this website to find a location near you. Local governments and communities also often organize periodic collection events for used consumer electronics. Although they do not participate in CTIA's program these events provide additional opportunities to recycle used wireless phones

The Palm m100 and m500 Series devices come preloaded with Palm Mobile Connectivity software. With this software and a data-enabled mobile phone* or wireless modem*, you can access the Internet or check e-mail on the go!

Turn on your Palm OS device. Locate and tap the MOBILEMAIL icon. Select Personal Edition and sign in. Set up SyncPreferences. (One time only). Tap the Sync icon to download the messages and access your corporate account. Go to https://www.mymobilemail.biz from the wap/web browser of your mobile device. Alternatively, you can save the url as a bookmark so access will be much easier. Sign in with your user name and password. Once you log in successfully, you are taken to your mobile workspace.

Yes, we have a 200mW high power Atheros based USB device available now. It has three flavors: 802.11g with an integrated antenna, and with a RP-SMA antenna jack, and a 802.11a/b/g with integrated antenna.

Once your contract has expired, the device is yours to keep. If you no longer wish to keep your device, it is your responsibility to remove any sensitive information it may contain. Below are several options for your old device. Donate your phone to Women's Shelter of Durham. To make a donation, drop off your unwanted device at the OIT Wireless Service Center next to the Medical Center Bookstore.

There are four "C" relays (aka terminal outputs) on the bottom of the VA-6000S Base Unit. When a Sensor is triggered, you have the option of activating an external device hooked up to one of these dry contacts (in addition to playing the message alert). The four terminal outputs (labeled NO.1 -> NO.4) correlate to message Zone #1 -> Zone #4 on the Speaker/Receiver. Note: These "C" relays do not provide power but function as a switch.

Photo Contacts PRO is compatible with Windows Mobile 6, Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC 2003 Phone devices including the Palm Treo 700w/700wx/750v, HP h6300/hw6500/6800 series, Audiovox 6600, 6700 series, XDA series, Samsung i700, i730, i830 and many other devices running Windows Mobile 6/5. We encourage you to try the free demo version of the software before purchasing.

If you have a device other than a computer that uses the network, please email compreg@wellesley.edu for assistance. These special network devices must be registered with help from IS staff. No. The computer registration system does not change any settings on your computer or install software. It simply creates a record in a secure database with your FirstClass User ID and network card ID number, along with the contact information you provide on the form.

Please visit the Get it Now Website for the most recent list of Wireless Sync-capable Get it Now phones.

No. While you may move your phone number between service providers, the differences between the networks and the network operators mean that you must purchase new hardware in order to connect.

The simulation is meant to give you a general idea of what it will be like to access the Internet with a wireless device. The performance and formatting of an actual wireless device can vary significantly. This is especially true if your PC download speed or your browser's capability are significantly different from the wireless device's download speed or browser capability. Also, wireless device screens come in many different sizes.

All your data is stored in one database file 'cBizOne.mdb'. It will be in the DataPath folder given in the cBizOne Options. Ex: c:\Program Files\cBiz\cBizData

There is no limit. It only depends on what version of Entourage you are using and how big your database is. Entourage 2001 has a limit of 2 GB on both the Database and Messages file. Entourage X has a 4 GB limit. Entourage 2004 has no limit. The Address Book displays the names as FirstName LastName, but they are sorted in alphabetical order by LAST name, not first name. Click on the Name column and you'll see for yourself. Groups are another matter - they indeed are sorted by first name.

Wireless AMBER Alerts will be a text message and will appear on a subscriber’s wireless device in the same manner as any other text message.

Note that, unlike earlier Windows Mobile 5 devices, your JASJAM will not list your SIM contacts in the Contact application. To transfer your SIM contacts to the Microsoft Contacts application:

Up to 4 contacts can receive alerts for each device monitored. These can be sent by any combination of either e-mail or as a text message to a mobile phone.

part of Primus' ???Managed Firewall??? service, Primus will contact Cisco on your behalf to request the replacement device. The firewall will be delivered to Primus first so the proper configuration can be installed on it. The replacement firewall will then be installed by Primus. Primus does not have physical access to the firewall located in your office. The first troubleshooting step will be to attempt to power the device on and off in an attempt to ???reboot??? it.