Arch subscribers using Lotus Notes e-mail* can keep track
of important e-mail messages by forwarding incoming messages
to their wireless device while they are out of the office.
Following are step-by-step instructions to forward e-mail
to your Arch wireless device.
Step 1: Create
Agent
Step 2: Identify
Messages to Redirect
Step 3: Identify
Where to Forward Messages
Step 4: Finalize
New Agent
* Please note these instructions are intended for Lotus
Notes users with corporate LAN-based systems. Because
the capabilities of e-mail servers vary these features
may not be available 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.
Step 1: Create
Agent
- Select "Agent" from the Notes "Create" menu.
In some cases your Notes administrator may have to enable
"Agent" settings in order to set up forwarding, please
consult with your local Lotus Notes Administrator.
- Select "If New Mail Has Arrived" in the "when should
this agent run?" field.
Be sure to choose only "If New mail Has Arrived" to
avoid unexpected consequences, such as forwarding contents
of your e-mail database to your wireless device.
Step 2: Identify
Messages to Redirect
- In the "Design" window, select the "Simple" action(s)
option from the drop down menu and click "Add Action".
- Select "Action: Send Message".
Step 3: Identify
Where to Forward Messages
- In the "To" field, Enter the e-mail address of your
Arch wireless device in the "To field". Your wireless
device e-mail address is: PIN@archwireless.net.
If you have questions about your wireless e-mail address
or the e-mail features of your wireless device please
call the phone number on your invoice and contract to
speak with a customer service representative.
- In the "Subject" enter the name for the new Agent:
"Mail forwarded to Wireless Device".
Step 4: Finalize
New Agent
- Select "OK".
- Close and Save.
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