Not directly. Since the IMAP messages are stored on the server there’s no way for iPDA to get Entourage to retrieve them to a local folder for the purpose of Syncing. If you have an IMAP account and wish to Sync it’s messages to your iPod you will need to setup a Rule to copy all of the messages to a local folder and then tell iPDA to Sync that folder.

If you have Tiger, Entourage 2004 will now sync to the same database the System Address Book and iCal use. Therefore, if you sync your phone through iSync, it should sync with that common database now. See similar questions...

Make sure that machine is running on 10.4.3 or newer. There were changes in 10.4.3 that were necessary in order for Entourage to support synching events with iCal, so anything prior to 10.4.3 won't show the preferences pane. See similar questions...

There's no change to what devices Entourage will sync to, but the syncing is much faster. Note: The "Sync Services" update, 11.2.3 allows users to synchronize with all mobile phones supported by iSync, including the Nokia 6600. No. While it is fixed and non-trainable, Microsoft issues updates to it with most Entourage updates, and collates the main features of all the spam that passes through MSN & Hotmail to include in those updates. See similar questions...

There are two ways of using IMAP with Gnus. The first one is to use IMAP like POP3, that means Gnus fetches the mail from the IMAP server and stores it on disk. If you want to do this (you don't really want to do this) add the following to ~/.gnus.el add-to-list 'mail-sources '(imap :server "mail.mycorp. See similar questions...

Yes, with Wireless Sync, you can have your POP3 or IMAP email pushed to your mobile device. The Wireless Sync server can monitor up to three POP3 or IMAP email accounts. You can even get your POP3 or IMAP email without setting up a PC monitor. The Wireless Sync server will check your POP3 or IMAP email account every 15 minutes, and push any new emails out to your PDA or Smartphone. You can setup your POP3 or IMAP email accounts from the Setup Account page on the Wireless Sync website. See similar questions...

The ONLY thing that will keep me from buying it is the lack of app installation, though you can do some pretty cool things with widgets. Depending on the widget limitations, that could save me. I can’t live without a terminal and bluetooth or dongle keyboard, though. Imagine, realistic shell access from your cellphone. See similar questions...

No. Ella for Spam Control will screen only email that comes to your default Outlook or Outlook Express Inbox. IMAP and Hotmail create separate inboxes to support local copies of server based mail - and as such Ella does not see those inboxes. See similar questions...

IMP 4.x] IMP can "Fetch mail" from other accounts and merge it into your INBOX or other folder(s) displayed by IMP. If you want to manage them separately rather than merging them all into one folder, you can simply create a separate folder for each account, and then configure IMP's Fetch Mail to download messages for each account to its own unique folder. Each folder would then represent an account. See similar questions...

It’s always a good idea to back up your Exchange and Google calendar before you use any automated synchronization software. Yes, use OggSync for Outlook which provides a rich set of sync options for each calendar. You can choose how other Exchange users will see your Google synced events, if at all. You can also create a new Outlook calendar to sync your full calendar to. Yes, OggSync supports a full two way synchronization. See similar questions...