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How to
Set up your mobile phone for Exchange email
You can set up your mobile phone to send and receive email from your Exchange email account. Before you can set up your mobile phone for Exchange email, you need to set up your mobile phone for internet.


Slide your finger downwards starting from the top of the screen.


Tap the settings icon.


Tap Accounts.


Tap Add account.


Tap Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync.


Tap Email address and key in your email address.


Tap Password and key in the password for your email account.


Tap Next.


If this screen is displayed, you email account has been recognised and set up automatically. Follow the instructions on the screen to key in more information and finish setting up your mobile phone.


Tap the field below "Domain\user name" and key in the username.


Tap the field below "Exchange server" and key in the server address.


Tap Use secure connection (SSL) to turn the function on or off.


Tap Use client certificate to turn on the function.


Tap Client certificate and follow the instructions on the screen to select client certificate.


Tap Next.


Tap the drop down list below "Period to sync Email".


Tap the required setting.


Tap the drop down list below "Sync schedule".


Tap the required setting.


Tap the drop down list below "Peak schedule".


Tap the required setting.


Tap the drop down list below "Emails retrieval size".


Tap the required setting.


Tap the drop down list below "Period to sync Calendar".


Tap the required setting.


Tap Notify me when email arrives to turn the function on or off.


Tap Sync Email to turn the function on or off.


Tap Sync Contacts to turn the function on or off.


Tap Sync Calendar to turn the function on or off.


Tap Sync Task to turn the function on or off.


Tap Sync SMS to turn the function on or off.


Tap Next.


Tap Activate.


Tap the field below "Give this account a name (Optional)" and key in the required name.


Tap Done.


Tap the Home key to return to the home screen.