QnA: Can I sync with multiple Exchange Accounts?
Question:
Hi there. I am trying to find out if I can configure profiles for outlook mobile to use different exchange servers just like you can on desktop outlook. Is this possible and how would this impact on direct push and syncing. I want to use work and personal exchange accounts on the same device.
Answer:
Unfortunately it is not possible to setup more than one profile to sync with more than one exchange server on a device. Perhaps you can use IMAP or POP to sync with other exchange servers (if they provide an IMAP or POP front). Thanks.
Zeeshan.
Comments
Anonymous
January 03, 2007
Is there any reasoning (technical, business, or otherwise) behind the restriction to one exchange account? For those of us who have multiple separate business entities, carrying around several mobile devices is not an option. Using POP or IMAP are not real alternatives, otherwise we wouldn't be using exchange in the first place. Perhaps another suggestion would be to allow emails to be sent from multiple aliases instead of restricting Exchange users to selecting one primary address from which all mail must be sent?Anonymous
January 09, 2007
Yes, it is technical. The way we initially implemented the application, it is restricted to using only one exchange account. This may change in the future, but right now this is what we are stuck with.Anonymous
March 07, 2007
I am suprised that there aren't about a million entries listed here for this functionality. Howard forums has lots of people asking for this very function and bionictrout put it very well. Most business people and especially consultants have multiple accounts, some on customer servers. This is the killer app that would put Blackberry in catch-up mode. Most folks want one device for all their mail; business, personal and 'mutiple personality' (sales@, customerservice@, info@, etc.) accounts. Plus it doesn't seem to be that hard from a technical perspective. So why not sooner rather than later!?Anonymous
March 13, 2007
I would like to second biontrout's and roffer's statements. And with the discontinuation of OMA in Exchange 2007, it only becomes more needed.Anonymous
July 02, 2007
Just thought I'd add my request for this functionality in the future as well. As a consultant, I find this very difficult to get around. I often need to sync with my employer's Outlook Web Access point along with the OWA of the client site of my current project. Furthermore, I haven't been able to figure out any way to even change Exchange servers in Windows Mobile 6.0 without completely wiping out my configuration and data. The Mobile Outlook Exchange options allow a change of the server but disallow a change of username and domain. This effectively renders a change of server address pointless.Anonymous
July 06, 2007
Is there any workaround for this problem? Right now I am using OWA for the second exchange server and the Web site UI isn't really made for mobile device viewing. This limitation is a real pain point. Will it possibly be fixed in some release of Windows Mobile 6?Anonymous
July 15, 2007
+1 vote from me! The "multiple outbound addresses" option would be fine for me. I just want messages received on "tatham@oddie.com.au" to be replied from "tatham@oddie.com.au" and the same for "tatham.oddie@fueladvance.com", "tatham.oddie@viawindowslive.com", etc. One mailbox is fine - this is basically what I have now with Outlook and multiple POP3 accounts. Until I can find a way to achieve this with full offline support, it's blocking my move to Exchange.Anonymous
August 22, 2007
+1 vote from me too. also a consultant. need to use email and calendar from client account and also company account. would be great if also had option to combine calendars when displayed on screen from multiple exchange accounts. rarely at a desk so email/calendars on the pda phone is the only wayAnonymous
October 12, 2007
I just bought an AT&T Tilt on the premise that it has incredible e-mail capabilities. I, too, have been seeking an e-mail solution that would allow multiple OWA accounts/connections for the very same reasons as previously stated. I was dismayed to find out that the standard messaging client in WM6 does not support multiple OWA accounts. Perhaps with BlackBerry Connect loaded on the Tilt I can use the BlackBerry service for one Exchange account and OWA for one of the others as I can only choose BBC or ActiveSync, but not both simultaneously. How much can I pay to get this bumped up the priority list???Anonymous
October 26, 2007
I really don't want to go to using a Blackberry which does support this functionality and was holding off waiting on Mobile 6. Unfortunately the ability to sync with multiple exchange servers is becoming a requirement for me as I work with multiple clients. Please Please incorporate this functionality into Mobile or I and other in my situation will eventually have no choice but to defect.Anonymous
October 30, 2007
The industry has itself to blame for this situation and a million others just like it. We place all our eggs in Microsoft's basket, and this company has never had it's hand on the pulse of what people really want/need to do in computing. Guess what: this issue won't be resolved for years and years because THEY DON'T CARE! You will continue to buy Exchange no matter what, and they know this. I can't wait until Google has fully implemented calendar, mail and contact list in the Google Domain apps product. That way, I can move away from Exchange for my company email and use this very precious SINGLE exchange connection on my mobile phone for my largest customer at a single point in time.Anonymous
November 06, 2007
I have the same complaint. I would like to be able to use a alias (as everyone has stated) and also sync with two different Exchange Servers on one device.Anonymous
November 15, 2007
I too am extremely disappointed that more than one exchange server can not be synchronised to in mobile outlook in WM6. Using PIE to access OWA is a nightmare. I really do require push mail on two exchange. Isn't it activesync that handles push email though and not outlook itself? Surely it is activesync that needs to support more than one exchange server. Is anyone aware of any third party software that can sync to a 2nd exchange server even if it does not use push email?Anonymous
December 11, 2007
Add another vote for me. I'm a consultant and currently have three exchange servers I need to connect to. In addition to this ability I think it would be nice if they added better connection configuration options. For example - when connected via USB use that to sync only to this exchange server and use my wireless data connection to sync the other exchange servers. One of my clients restricts access to other webmail sites so I can't access my own companies OWA via their Internet connection. Likewise - when a connection via USB sync is unsuccessful (because an IP is blocked for example by a corporate firewall) the sync should try and connect via the wireless connection automatically IMO. Please Microsoft - hear our prayer.Anonymous
January 15, 2008
Another vote for me too!Anonymous
January 15, 2008
Same comment here. I need to sync two Exchange calendars on my mobile device. But I'm not surprised that Microsoft isn't rushing to add functions to the Mobile platform. They're having a hard enough time developing a working mobile OS.Anonymous
January 21, 2008
I recently gave me Dash up for a Clackberry Curve. Software platforms are merely tools to me... so I try to use the one that works best. The end result is my productivity. I'm able to keep up with my email via my client's corporate exchange server and still maintain my email/exhcange/BES via my company's server (I'm a healthcare consultant.) The frustrating thing is I'm required to maintain 2 different Exhange server calenders. What a pain. My best solutions is to just manualy sync my Blackberry when at the hospital. I can't belive we can't sync 2 exchange accounts in Outlook. How difficult could it be? And why hasn't the need for that functionality been addressed or even thought of to date my the Outlook Team? I would beg anyone at MS that looks at these issues to please fix this or make an add on... I would gladly pay for it, I so would many others I'm assuming. I just want to get my work done in the most efficient manner.Anonymous
January 23, 2008
Just another "me too" for accessing multiple Exchange servers from my WM6 device. Whatever phone/service/company gets this out first will definitely get me as a customer as well.Anonymous
January 23, 2008
What's up Microsoft? I too throw in my vote. This can easily be done, so why not? Does anybody know of a legal or business reason as to why MS has not implemented this function? Seems silly to me.Anonymous
January 23, 2008
I need this function too! Working for two companies is normal in these days and I need to sync different callendars and mails!Anonymous
January 24, 2008
everyone drinks the koolaid at some point. i too need this functionality. playing tech support to the baby boomers is becoming very lucrative due to the lack of "no-Brainer" features like this...i dislike the expressmail feature offered by at&t and blackberry seems pointless without a comprehensive contact and calendar solution...and while on that note, fix "business contact manager" it doesn't work well with activesync and exchangeAnonymous
January 30, 2008
I, too, request this functionality.Anonymous
February 10, 2008
vote +1 This is not a new problem Microsoft.. do something about it please :(Anonymous
February 10, 2008
Bump. Another vote for multiple exchange servers.Anonymous
February 19, 2008
I too throw in my vote. I don't see why I have to pop my other exchange account just to get it on outlook. And don't even get me started on only one exchange sync with WM6, I really thought that with wm6 release, that there would be more options and the ability to have multiple accounts. Like Roffer said above, this is the blackberry killer app that hasen't been done yet or done right. You know its worth looking into. I would greatly pay $15 a month for this kind of service and I bet others would too. Looks like there a little niche that hasent been filled yet.Anonymous
February 21, 2008
This would be very helpful. Please add.Anonymous
February 22, 2008
One more for this functionality.Anonymous
February 27, 2008
I also request this functionality. I need to be able to view Calendar Entries from my Workplace with the Calendar Entries I use on Outlook for my personal business. This has given me some heart ache already. I've missed several appointments. Why on earth will Microsoft refuse to do this? Any reasons ??Anonymous
March 03, 2008
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March 11, 2008
I also request this functionality. I like to connect to both an (business) Exchange Server as well as a (personal) Kerio Mail Server from my mobile device at the same time.Anonymous
March 12, 2008
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March 13, 2008
Just another vote for the same thing. Many of us are contractors for larger companies that want us to look like we work for them. This means sync'ing with two different Exchange servers. I'm leary of just trying to change the from field as spam filters some times gag when the from domain doesn't match the server it really came from. Plus, do even do this on my mobile means changing the "from" address each time I send an email which is unrealistic. It seems an option to add multiple OWA sync accounts like the BlackBerry's. Then you could have one primary account but multiple OWA sync accounts. Using POP/IMAP isn't a real option since you lose Calendaring which looks bad if you're showing off what a great Microsoft consultant you are. It's a real issue that for some reason keeps getting ignored.Anonymous
March 13, 2008
You can do this easily... "If you want to sync your Pocket PC or Smartphone with 2 PCs with Outlook and the 2 PCs are both synchronizing with different Exchange servers, you need to use a registry editor on the mobile device and set the following key: [HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftActiveSyncEn ableNonLocalCrossPollination] = (DWORD) 1 Try, it's working.Anonymous
March 18, 2008
MY Vote Too. I am tired of juggling multiple computers and manually synchronizing multiple accounts. ANy workarounds or options any one? GBAnonymous
March 18, 2008
I am getting more and more disappointed in our phones with Windows Mobile 6. Every time I come to a problem or limitation, I say: wish I bought Blackberries instead. It is happening more often now. For example, here is this single exchange account support that I just found out about, and also I could not wait until WM6 came out with its IMAP4 support, and I just started noticing the weaknesses of its services. I felt like I had to leave a comment here to let Microsoft know that there are sill some things to work on.Anonymous
March 27, 2008
Another vote for multiple exchange accountsAnonymous
April 04, 2008
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April 07, 2008
I too live on multiple Exchange servers, and having the ability to resolve three different calendars / mailboxes would make this a much better productivity tool.Anonymous
April 09, 2008
I'm in the same boat here. A consultant, and don't want to carry multiple devices. I find it so simplistic and limiting that I can't sync my device with more than one exchange server. Please change this as soon as possible as it will greatly simplify my life.Anonymous
April 09, 2008
This must be changed in 6.1. I am a consultant too and have multiple accounts for the different companies that I work. Please, Microsoft, make this possible in future editions. Even if we have to choose a profile when we go to Messaging, I don't care. I just need it to work! Thanks.Anonymous
April 10, 2008
Yeah, another vote for this feature from me too. I have my HTC Touch connected to my work Exchange server via push, and currently any new mail on my personal account sends an "alert" to my work account (don't really want them reading my personal mail) and then i have to manually sync my personal account via pop3. I'd love to be able to be able to migrate my personal mail to Exchange and have it as an additional account on my PDA...Anonymous
April 10, 2008
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April 11, 2008
I want this functionality as well. I've maintained multiple exchange accounts for years and want to be able to check both from my mobile device.Anonymous
April 15, 2008
@Microsoft - it would be nice to see a response to this. No response leads to the impression that you just dont care. Whilst it is highly likely the bloggers are not repsonsible for managerial decisions such as the number of Exchange profiles AS can connect to, as representitives of MS the blog team should be bringing this to management's attention. As a consultant, I would dearly love the abillity to synchronise with the many email accounts on different client sites. An a large number of my clients require this functionality. And as business people, who sign off on technology purchases, they feel let down. A non-technie sees a little device, an email client, a couple of accounts, and wonders why with all the money he is spending that he cannot access two calendars from one device. Wake up MS - remember how you started, and beat, a lumbering giant that didnt listen... ibmAnonymous
April 20, 2008
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April 23, 2008
One more vote. This is a necessity if microsoft truely wants to provide the unified messaging platform.Anonymous
April 24, 2008
I want this feature!! Please make it ASAPAnonymous
May 01, 2008
Hi I need to deploy 50 Windows Mobile 5 devices with the same Outlook email account. this account will work in conjuction with an inhouse application which uses it to send certain auto generated emails. I was wondering ifthere is a way to create a cab file for the Outlook settings and the users just need to click on the cab file to get the outlook settings. I have done a similar thing for GPRS accounts which uses an XML node <wap-provisioningdoc>. is there anything similar available. Regards, RockyAnonymous
May 15, 2008
Well, good news, apparently Lotus Domino 8.0 will implement the possibility of connecting to multiple mailboxes from the same mobile device plus the administration is way easier and customizable. Bye bye Exchange.Anonymous
May 22, 2008
Uh, Microsoft mobile development team missed a real opportunity here. Add me to the "start thinking about Blackberry" club.Anonymous
May 27, 2008
I have been able to get around this issue by using another syncing software such as intellisync. This will work over the top of your activesync to sync the data. I am using OTA with one Exchange 2003 server and the activesync and intellisync with the other.Anonymous
May 27, 2008
I also need some way to use multiple exchange accouts on my handheld because i have more then one company. So i end up with 15 companies and 15 different e-mail addresses. The companys are all hosted on one exchange server. Is it possible to use multiple exchange accounts on the same server with a BlackBerry PDA?Anonymous
June 11, 2008
How about setting up an IMAP mailbox for your secondary exchange account. Works for me.Anonymous
June 15, 2008
Please add the ability to sync to multiple Exchange servers!Anonymous
June 19, 2008
What about multiple accounts. I have clients who need to monitor their own Exchange account as well as a managed account. There doesn't appear to be any third party software that has this abilityAnonymous
June 24, 2008
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July 02, 2008
I have a slide deck of Raikes going on about the MS strategy and servicing users in multiple roles (work, home, etc). I think its quite funny that they didn't have the vision for those with multiple business roles who may work accross multiple companies (entrepreneurs, investors, vc's, consultants, even families who may be part of multiple organizations like church, clubs, etc). I know our company has investments in multiple companies and I have emails at each, but have to POP to them and can't really send out from them on the road. Its a big miss currently, but maybe a killer app exclusive to windows mobile (since the iPhone now has exchange support).Anonymous
July 02, 2008
To further above, same operability in Outlook with multiple exchange servers would be great too! I don't want to have to log into 10+ accounts or open up the server for pop/smtp just for me!Anonymous
July 02, 2008
+1 vote. using pop/imap off exchange gives you only the mail, no cal or contacts. a real solution is needed, but not likely.. consider that even MS's desktop client Outlook can only talk to one exchange server. someone on the dev team made a Bad Choice years ago it would seem.Anonymous
July 07, 2008
Hello??? Microsoft are you there??????? This needs attention!!!Anonymous
July 07, 2008
Yet another vote :) Have consultants as customers of mine and need the ability to sync from multiple exchange accounts from other sites - especially with calendars for appointments made at alternative sites to ensure there's no double-bookings of meetings! sighAnonymous
July 09, 2008
I have a personal hosted Exchange account and also a work Exchange account. Right now personal is set up on my AT&T Tilt phone, and I was shocked that adding my work account was not even an option! Make it happen, oh great Outlook mobile team!Anonymous
July 11, 2008
This was a big annoyance for me also over the past couple of years, both on outlook mobile and the desktop version. Why no interim workaround? Just a button to switch accounts would be nice. Does anyone work on the Outlook codebase any more? I'm moving from HTC+Windows Mobile to iPhone 3G Enterprise for a couple of years while Microsoft get their act together. Probably won't switch to Blackberry though.Anonymous
July 23, 2008
Add another consultant's vote to the request for multiple exchange request. Webmail is just not functional and IMAP isn't an option.Anonymous
July 26, 2008
Although I can have exchange forward my one account at business A to my account in business B or set up POP3/IMAP access on one of the accounts. There are two problems with these solutions. 1- you have to have access to the Exchange Management program (thankfully I have this but many others do not) and 2- This does nothing for Calendars. I use multiple calendars on just one account and I need to be able to access them both (and that is just for my 1 account!) This says nothing of the ability to access calendars from multiple accounts. I know that I need this feature with the calendars more than anything. For my main calendar is shared with the client as well as my boss and this is necessary for me to have access to but I do not want my personal appts. or my other exchange account calendar showing up on the one where everyone can see them. I would even settle for the ability to see my windows live calendar without all the calendars getting merged together. But alas I cannot even have the Windows Live Mobile client to sync my hotmail calendar as it merges it together with my main work one. THIS NEEDS TO BE FIXED!!!! I do not want to shout but maybe if I do someone at microsoft will hear me!Anonymous
August 03, 2008
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August 04, 2008
yet another vote from a pushmail user for this requested feature...Anonymous
August 04, 2008
Add another vote from me. I am a consultant and two of my clients require me to have email on my phone. For me, this means getting a second device just for the 2nd client which is not something I want to do or for that matter pay for. I would really think there would be a 3rd party app for this but I guess not enough demand for such a thing.Anonymous
August 12, 2008
I found this link looking for possible solutions to this multiple Exchange Sync problem. Microsoft did a great job getting Mobile to where it is today but I agree with all the above posts that mobile means very little if restricted to a single connection such as it is with e-mail and the Exchange Server. Please add my vote for this feature.Anonymous
August 12, 2008
Another vote from me for access to multiple Exchange Servers form Outlook and Outlook Mobile!Anonymous
August 15, 2008
Another vote from me! We'd started using a shared company exchange account for calendering and company email storage, and then my boss got a Blackberry and discovered it could only sync with one account! I have been researching this issue for about a month now to no avail! Palm, iPhone, Windows Mobile - nobody can do it! Obviously there's some kind of limitation in the ActiveSync protocol! Big Outlook can do it, why not Outlook Mobile? Please, Microsoft, help us before I pull my hair out!Anonymous
August 19, 2008
Surely there is or could be some 3rd party software that can do this. If Iphones can now sync to exchange using push then surely microsoft could share the activesync code with a reputable 3rd party to develop an installable app that does this. Even if it didn't sync with all the default Outlook Mobile and has a today page plug in, it would be better than using pull email via IMAP or POP.Anonymous
August 20, 2008
Another vote from a consultant from the Netherlands!Anonymous
August 29, 2008
another contractor with a vote here....Anonymous
August 31, 2008
Count my vote is as well. I can't believe how long this thread is with no response from MS. What a disappointment.Anonymous
September 09, 2008
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September 09, 2008
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September 09, 2008
Add another consultant's vote to the request for multiple exchange request.Anonymous
September 11, 2008
+1 can not find adequate way of syncing my two exchange accounts at different organizations. OWA, exchange rpc and rest wont help:(( having google or other mail service as an intermediary is not nice.Anonymous
September 15, 2008
+1 I would really like to see this functionality, until I do I am sticking with Blackberry and their free for one user professional software.Anonymous
September 16, 2008
Yes - count my vote. Definitely need to sync both personal & (multiple) business Exchange accounts on blackberry. Will have to use OWA to work around.Anonymous
September 25, 2008
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September 26, 2008
yep me too. need this. where is ms response?Anonymous
October 02, 2008
Count my vote in. Being able to sync with more than one exchange server would make a huge difference.Anonymous
October 22, 2008
I've been searching on and off for answers to this exact problem for over 3 years now and there still isn't an answer! You have to be kidding me! I always felt that other consultants were in the same boat but I couldn't find the requests until now. Obviously, this feature is not a priority with Microsoft and they aren't reviewing their own blog. I didn't choose Exchange for any of my clients so I have no choice but I'm forced to be more mobile than ever and for many years only being able to get contacts and appointments from one exchange server on my phone is not acceptable. For the mobile consultant work force this feature alone would knock the doors off the competition IMHO. Of course, it needs to be advertised as many of my colleagues don't even realize how easy it is to connect to our clients Exchange servers on a Window Mobile device. Of course, removing an Exchange to change to a new clients server is a miserable experience since your phone contacts get associated with the exchange server and are removed when the exchange server is deleted. That is not acceptable. My contacts originate from my phone 9 times out of 10 and for them to be removed when I delete an exchange server is not acceptable. Thank goodness for third party back up tools! Since I've been looking for this feature for over 3 years and these responses go back over a year the functionality has a market. Microsoft are you going to listen? Someone at MS should at least respond even if the answer is “no future plans”.Anonymous
November 20, 2008
Another lone voice in the wilderness of WM6.1 asking for the same dual ActiveSync functionality. Hello Microsoft, you there? Hello? Anybody?Anonymous
November 25, 2008
+1. I'm in IT. I need to check my email, the mailbox for our ticketing system, and our emergency mailbox.Anonymous
November 28, 2008
I am a consultant and have 3 exchange accounts... Right now I use IMAP on two of them and exchange on the major account. If it was just IMAP that exchange was good for we would all be using the great opensource mail servers out there. It's calendars, contacts and the other group capabilities that exchange offers that we need support for form multiple exchange servers. Use of IMAP is not even a work around.Anonymous
November 29, 2008
+1 = me not throwing my Dash away as soon as someone else comes up with a solutionAnonymous
December 01, 2008
Yes! I also have a need to connect to both my corporate as well as my personal Exchange account from 1 mobile device. Please provide a solution soon Microsoft. If anyone knows 3rd party software that does the trick, I really would love to know.Anonymous
December 05, 2008
+1 I'm a consultant and I use my one connection to my company's exchange server and I have to use OWA on PIE for my client.Anonymous
December 09, 2008
A vote from me. Multi accounts please.Anonymous
December 13, 2008
If you are using a Windows Mobile device for work then chances are that you have an exchange accountAnonymous
December 15, 2008
+1 for multiple exchange setup. I have a personal Exchange account for push mail and now work is moving to an Exchange based calendar. Can't use my 3rd part SyncML and Exchange wont allow multiple accounts... :(Anonymous
December 16, 2008
Have jsut purchased a Samsung Omnia and was looking to sync two exchange mailboxes with my device and I'm shocked to find out that in this day and age that this is not available. This is ridiculous.Anonymous
January 13, 2009
Is this ever going to be supported??????Anonymous
January 13, 2009
+1 Multible exchange accounts please!Anonymous
January 26, 2009
+1 Yet another request for multiple accounts... I constantly need to access two different accounts for work, and not being able to do so leads to requiring another machine to be always running & set up to forward by rules certain emails.Anonymous
January 28, 2009
This is the next "Must Have" feature... be first for once Microsoft!Anonymous
January 29, 2009
+1 Its sick that this isnt supported yet!!Anonymous
January 31, 2009
I really need to be able to choose which address I send from using mobile just as I can from regular outlook. I have 4 adresses iuse all the time.Anonymous
February 03, 2009
As usual MS answer the first post then completely ignore the rest of the thread. Come on MS you're getting feedback, and we want support for multiple exchange serversAnonymous
February 04, 2009
+1 I need the to access more than one exchange account and I was very disappointed to find out that it is NOT possible to do that. I am using Windows Mobile 6.1 adm I really hope that Microsoft will fix this with an upgrade as soon as possible !Anonymous
February 05, 2009
+1 More than one exchange account PLEASE!!!Anonymous
February 06, 2009
And again an other request for multiple Exchange Account support in WM. I've got a small IT company and we are all using more than one Exchange Mail Accounts (and some of us, even more than one Exchange Server. It would be very handy to be able to synch them all at once!Anonymous
February 07, 2009
As a services professional, at times I need to be connected with as much as 5 mail boxes, please get this in next release. It would be a big leg up for office usage of WinMo platform.Anonymous
February 09, 2009
Based on my previous experiences with MS, they would never listen to their customers until something like Vista happens. My next phone will be a berry. WM6 was good and I was looking forward to 6.5 . but it is cumbersome to carry two phone for checking 2 different exchange accounts. Goodbye MS!Anonymous
February 15, 2009
Another +1. Was trying to set up 2 accounts and noticed that only 1 is allowed. Googled and came to this link. Please have more than 1 account. Please also add preview view for emails. Makes it so easy to quickly see what the email is about and make quick decision whether to keep, move of delete.Anonymous
February 16, 2009
Count me in! We have multiple manager who work in different organisations, and want to sync with OMA in different domains.Anonymous
February 18, 2009
It's not necessarily an issue of just e-mail. For instance, I want to be able to sync my Google Calendars and my Live contacts with my Omnia. This would require syncing to two Exchange Servers (one for the Calendars, one for the contacts). Why in the world won't Microsoft make this available?!Anonymous
February 20, 2009
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February 22, 2009
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February 26, 2009
And afrer 3 years still the same.. I cannot access 2 Exchange accounts...Anonymous
March 05, 2009
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March 15, 2009
Hey jpcatlman and anyone else out there If someone I.E. me developed something to solve the whole multiple mail account synchronisation via push technology for Windows Mobile what sort of donation would you be willing to make?Anonymous
May 20, 2009
I just cannot figure out for the life of me why MSFT does not provide a profile for connecting to OWA servers and not using synch.... I just went from a BB8830 worldphone to a Samsung Saga running Windows Mobile 6.1 and I was really disappointed in the lack of foresight here... I mean, this is a MSFT phone... I have my work OWA and I actually have a MSFT alias I need to track and they don't open up IMAP or POP3 at MSFT so how am I supposed to get this email now? Very confused guy sitting in Redmond wondering WHY I went to a Windows Mobile OS all over again...Anonymous
May 24, 2009
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May 25, 2009
Now wait just a gosh-darn cotton-pickin' minute here. Sure, the Palm Pre will sync up with an ExchangeAnonymous
May 25, 2009
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May 25, 2009
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May 27, 2009
Hi folks! I'm Andy Vanosdale (some call me Oz), a developer on the Messaging team for Windows Mobile. While I can't talk about any future plans, I wanted to let you all know that we take your feedback very seriously. This is even a request I would love to have! We really do appreciate your feedback and candid discussion about our features. It's great to know that we have such passionate users of our products! Thanks! AndyAnonymous
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July 27, 2010
Since this feature is now possible in Outlook 2010 for the desktop, perhaps it's time to make it work for WindowMobile too!