wusyc01
April 21st, 2004, 09:42 PM
Initial problems:
On UX50:
- no column title (this is the same as the picture posted before) - would be nice to have column title saying "Subject", "From", etc.
- "HotSync" Inbox (from Outlook) - mail subject being shown in "From" column, subject becomes "no subject".
- "HotSynce" Inbox - click on an email goes into the mail but nothing is displayed and hangs the PDA
UPDATE:
For the second issue above, this is what I have done:
- remove all messages on UX50 for the HotSync inbox
- get HotSync on PC to overwrite PDA
- re-sync
After this, the messages come up correctly and there is no hangs. It seems that if you install AGMv4 on top and you had existing HotSync messages in the Inbox, it had problem.
New issues:
- if any dialog boxes come up (eg preferences) and shrink the mail window to small size, it doesn't return to full size after closing the dialog box.
- when mail screen is full-size and bring up manage folder dialog, the dialog is empty. If mail screen is small-size, manage folder dialog is okay.
On UX50:
- no column title (this is the same as the picture posted before) - would be nice to have column title saying "Subject", "From", etc.
- "HotSync" Inbox (from Outlook) - mail subject being shown in "From" column, subject becomes "no subject".
- "HotSynce" Inbox - click on an email goes into the mail but nothing is displayed and hangs the PDA
UPDATE:
For the second issue above, this is what I have done:
- remove all messages on UX50 for the HotSync inbox
- get HotSync on PC to overwrite PDA
- re-sync
After this, the messages come up correctly and there is no hangs. It seems that if you install AGMv4 on top and you had existing HotSync messages in the Inbox, it had problem.
New issues:
- if any dialog boxes come up (eg preferences) and shrink the mail window to small size, it doesn't return to full size after closing the dialog box.
- when mail screen is full-size and bring up manage folder dialog, the dialog is empty. If mail screen is small-size, manage folder dialog is okay.