Yes, you can. There are two ways of accessing these types of email accounts. The first is if you use a Web browser to access your email and the second is if you use Outlook (Microsoft Exchange). We recommend that you speak to your IT Manager about the option you should take. Setting up the BlackBerry Internet Service with either of these options requires additional information on your email accounts.

On the Home Page tab, type the web address of your BlackBerry Internet Service Account in the Address field.

We have comprehensive instructions on setting up mail accounts with various email packages. To visit these pages, click here

Yes, both in Minneapolis and at Deep Portage. We will actually be setting up a wireless "hydrocamp" network with DSL connection at Deep Portage, so whenever you are at Deep Portage (mornings, evenings and some report writing/rest days) you will be able to check your emails and surf the net at a fairly decent speed. You can also hook up your laptop with an ethernet cable if you do not have wireless.

The following error message is displayed on the BlackBerry Wireless Handheld™ when attempting to send an email message:

You will be given up to 10MB of default email storage and allows an integration of up to 10 email accounts.

Yes. You will be able to customize an email address ?username@singtel.ap.blackberry.net with your subscription.

If the account is locked in the BlackBerry Internet Service, the user will receive a message to indicate that the user ID and password are invalid. Kindly contact our Customer Care Consultant at 123 from your Maxis mobile or 03-7942 2123 from any other phone or walk into any of Maxis Customer Service Centres.

During the deletion process, BlackBerry Internet Service displays a dialog box to confirm email deletions:

If you do not have an email account, you can get a free email account by visiting http://www.hotmail.com or you may also use the email address of a relative. If you do not have access to your own computer, you may sign up at your neighborhood library.

BlackBerry Internet Service is designed to allow you to set up multiple work and personal email accounts to work with your BlackBerry Wireless Handheld, such as MSN? Hotmail?or POP3/Internet Service Provider (ISP) email.

For more information about how to use the Postini Virus Protection or Junk Mail Filter services, click here.

BlackBerry Internet Service is a solution that pushes emails automatically to your email account without the hassle of dialing in or downloading. PDA phones currently do not support the application. For PDAs, you would need to configure the POP/IMAP application in your PDA to periodically pull email from your ISP account.

BlackBerry Internet Service implements the following security features: user authentication, content and message encryption and wireless delivery. Subscribers are required to provide a unique user name and password combination to access the BlackBerry Internet Service. Passwords must be 4-16 characters in length. The maximum number of failed logins is three (3) times after which the subscriber is locked out.

If you have forgotten your User Name you should first double check that you have a BlackBerry user name set up. To do this click on the E-mail Settings icon on your device If you see the screen prompting you to enter a User Name and Password you will need to contact your Service Provider for further assistance, they will be able to look up your account and inform you of your username.

If you know your BlackBerry User Name but have forgotten your password, you should go to the E-mail Settings icon on your device or browse to www.o2email.co.uk. Enter your User name and click on Forgot Password? Your password will be sent to your BlackBerry smartphone. PLEASE NOTE the password is sent to the smartphone that is currently associated with the account. If you no longer have this device please contact your Service Provider for further help.

Yes. E-mail messages for both solutions are delivered to different BlackBerry Inbox. E-mails from the BES account are delivered to the BlackBerry Inbox, e-mails from the BIS account are delivered to a mailbox whose name is unique..

Email is not required for registration by users unless you want to be a Web Site Administrator, or as a site member, you want to receive email updates sent to all site participants. If you do not have an email address, you can get a free Internet email account at http://mail.localcommunities.org/ that you can access from any Internet connection.

The DET defines email as a component of the internet. Student e-learning accounts provide access to internet services including DET email. DET email accounts are provided to all students as a communication tool to assist with learning outcomes and encourage a collaborative learning environment between students and teachers. Parents may advise their child's school at any time if they do not wish for their child to have an e-learning account to access to DET's internet services.