Arch messaging subscribers can keep track of incoming
e-mail, even while out of the office, by forwarding messages
to their wireless messaging device. Users of popular e-mail
packages such as Lotus Notes and Microsoft Outlook, with
a Microsoft Exchange Server, can forward incoming e-mail
messages to their wireless device. Some popular web based
e-mail packages, like Yahoo! Mail, also provide forwarding
capabilities allowing you to forward incoming e-mail messages
to your wireless device. Please see below for a list of
links to information on forwarding, or redirecting, messages
from many popular e-mail packages.
When you receive forwarded messages they will appear on
your wireless device as sent from the e-mail account the
message was forwarded from, not the original sender. Replying
to a forwarded message will send the message back to your
e-mail account, not the original sender. To reply to the
original sender of the message you must enter their e-mail
address. Microsoft Outlook 2000 users can use the redirect
feature to indicate the original sender of the message and
allow replying back to the original sender rather than your
e-mail account.
E-mail accounts provided by popular Internet service providers
(ISPs), such as America Online and Earthlink, typically
require users to be connected to the ISP's network in order
to forward incoming e-mail messages. Contact your ISP to
learn about services provided to automatically forward new
e-mail messages to your wireless device while you are away
from your computer.
Many web based e-mail services provided by popular Internet
portal sites, including Alta Vista and Excite, currently
do not allow subscribers to automatically forward incoming
messages as a standard feature. To learn more about how
to forward incoming messages from your web mail account
please contact your e-mail provider.
For information on how to forward messages to your wireless
device, please click on the link below for the e-mail package
you are currently using.
E-mail Instruction Guides:
* Please note because the capabilities of e-mail servers
vary, these features may not be available from your e-mail
provider, especially if you are using an SMTP/POP3 or IMAP
based e-mail account provided by an Internet service provider
(ISP). Please direct questions to your network administrator
or Internet Service Provider.