[rjoudrey]

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mickymacmi wrote:

Hi,

If you head to Menu > Installations > Email (then once in there) head to Settings > General - In there the first option is "Message Display" you want to make sure that it says "HTML" and not "Plain Text" (simply press the Centre button to select the other option).

Hopefully that manages to point you in the right direction.

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I do not have the menu options on the N97 Nokia Messaging. I only have Option > Tools > Settings > General > There are four tabs across the top of the page and nowhere is there a "Message Display" option.

[saugatab]

hi!

i have been using Nokia Messaging for some time but then was forced to choose SEVEN. Nokia Messaging desn't support OWA which is very important for me. Whereas SEVEN is real cool. they have a fantastic customer support and the application works quite well. i must say SEVEN really works well & the best is that its FREE.

unless and ofcourse Nokia improves itself drastically i guess there will be a few takers for Nokia messaging.

[mickymacmi]

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rjoudrey wrote:

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I do not have the menu options on the N97 Nokia Messaging. I only have Option > Tools > Settings > General > There are four tabs across the top of the page and nowhere is there a "Message Display" option.

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This is with the (almost current) version of the Nokia Messaging downloadable from http://email.nokia.com - Looks like the native version for your N97 mustn't be quite the same as what the current Nokia Messenging version is.

Head over to http://email.nokia.com and register your email account, download it to your phone and see how you go.

If I'm not wrong (apoligises if I am) the default email client for the N97 probably doesn't have native HTML support out of the box (much like the default client on my E71).

Message Edited by mickymacmi on 22-Jul-2009 09:04 PM

[mickymacmi]

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saugatab wrote:

hi!

i have been using Nokia Messaging for some time but then was forced to choose SEVEN. Nokia Messaging desn't support OWA which is very important for me. Whereas SEVEN is real cool. they have a fantastic customer support and the application works quite well. i must say SEVEN really works well & the best is that its FREE.

unless and ofcourse Nokia improves itself drastically i guess there will be a few takers for Nokia messaging.

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About the only thing that frustrates me with Seven is that their client doesn't have any HTML support support (which is the only reason I'm keeping with this horrifically unreliable Nokia Messenging.

I certainly won't be buying another Nokia(after this one), EVER that's for sure!

[sakulju]

Hi,

I have probably a simple question wich I hope, will have a simple solution.

When I delete a message from inbox (Nokia Messaging) it goes to deleted/trash folder.

I have some 2 K deleted messages there since I havent found the "empty trash" command from the Nokia Messaging yet.

How do I empty that folder?

regards, sami 

[rjoudrey]

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mickymacmi wrote:

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rjoudrey wrote:

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I do not have the menu options on the N97 Nokia Messaging. I only have Option > Tools > Settings > General > There are four tabs across the top of the page and nowhere is there a "Message Display" option.

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This is with the (almost current) version of the Nokia Messaging downloadable from http://email.nokia.com - Looks like the native version for your N97 mustn't be quite the same as what the current Nokia Messenging version is.

Head over to http://email.nokia.com and register your email account, download it to your phone and see how you go.

If I'm not wrong (apoligises if I am) the default email client for the N97 probably doesn't have native HTML support out of the box (much like the default client on my E71).

Message Edited by mickymacmi on 22-Jul-2009 09:04 PM

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I am using the version from email.nokia.com, Nokia Email 1.1 ver. 10.00 (16). Everything works fine, push mail just nohtml.

[mickymacmi]

rjoudrey wrote:

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I am using the version from email.nokia.com, Nokia Email 1.1 ver. 10.00 (16). Everything works fine, push mail just nohtml.

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That's very interesting. I've had a friend check on his 6120 classic running the same version and his is the same as mine. Perhaps there's a slightly different version of the Nokia Messenging application for your handset.

According to Options > About: (I'm current using): Product Version 5.3, Build: 9.5.3.72 (main).

[box30]

Is anybody here able to set Nokia Messaging as default mailclient when sending a picture from Gallery or File Manager ?

I can't ... my E71 (fw 300.x.x) does not recognize Nokia Messaging as an e-mail client in other apps. 

Serious shortcoming if u ask me. Hope it gets fixed.

[jvenables]

Hi All.....New N97 & Nokia Messaging user....Install and config seems to have went okay.....However everytime NM does a send/receive....I get message maximum number of connections in use....I can close one manually...but always get this message....

Anyone have any ideas how to fix this....I have disabled all web enabled widgets so...I think the only apps connecting to the Web are Mail for Exchange and Nokia Messaging..

Not sure I can keep using this if there is no resolution

[rjoudrey]

For N97 ProfiMail is clearly a better solution than Nokia Email. HTML and better usability!

[saugatab]

does profimail support OWA? also i guess its not free!

if getting mails in HTML format is not that important than you can look at SEVEN! its quite good and is quite stable as well.

[rjoudrey]

I beleive Seven is a desktop redirector and only works when you desktop computer is on. I downloaded it and stop the setup because of this.

[saugatab]

no seven is not a desktop redirector.am using it for the last one month without any issue.its really good with only drawback being that it doesnt support html format.

[rjoudrey]

To purchase ProfiMail 3.14:

Go to http://www.symbiangear.com when you buy Profimail 3.14 and use promo code MOBILESHOPyou will receive a 25% discount.

Total price: $24.12 USD.

What I like is if I delete mail it will remove from the server. Great for getting rid of junk and spam throughout the day.

[box30]

Come on guys. I understand some of the frustrations. And sure .. Nokia needs to catch up on software big time. But please stay on topic and try to be constructive .. with these 'spam' like posts this forum won't last long.

Stop that nonsense please.

[robertz]

The first post in this thread is an advertisement for a product that its manufacturer promotes as being better than it is; a product with pretty obvious design issues.  The posts on this thread are pointing that out.  They may include references to other similar products that have capabilities that the Nokia product really should have.  For me, this is a good thing in this thread as perhaps Nokia's product management for this product will take note.

[rjoudrey]

Clearly competition may not be something Bill Gates likes but I believe the good folks at Nokia believes in. I was not spamming merely outlining the costs of an alterenative product. It is the strength of available software that will ultimatley define this product and said software does not need to come from Nokia.

[robertz]

If that were the case, they wouldn't be setting up a proprietary messaging portal.

[qwavel]

I can't get Nokia Messaging for the Nokia 5800 (Tube).

I created an account on the NM site, selected my phone, and downloaded the application.  The phone warned me that I had the wrong version of the application but I installed it anyway - sure enough it seemed to be a non-touchscreen version. So I uninstalled and went through the whole process again making sure that I selected the right phone.  The result was the same - it is giving me the wrong version.

I foound several other discussions of how to download it to my phone.  For example, I can supposedly go to email.nokia.com and download from there, but when I browse to that site on my phone it gives me the same site that I see on my desktop browser: the only way to download is the way that I have already tried.

A confirmation e-mail that I received from Nokia Messaging told me that I could download by browsing to "tttp://netac12.vie.hosting.nokia.com" on my phone, and then I could select the download link, but there is no download link on that page.  (Wow, Nokia really isn't ready for prime time yet, are they.)

The only thing that I can think of that might be causing a problem is that I bought the phone from Rogers Canada and I've had other problems that turned out to be caused by changes that they made.

Any suggestions?

The messaging client that came with the phone can't handle my IMAP account (it always runs out of memory) so I really need to try something else.

Thanks,

[jagga]

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agflem wrote:

@mickymacmi

Are you in North America by chance? Or somewhere over the pond?

I'm able to get the account setup on email.nokia.com however not so much on the E71.

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I'm in Canada.

I setup MSN on the previous version and viola I get the email on the msn account (only this nokia messaging email) stating I need to upgrade the app to use the new version. This was at 8AM EST and I got the latest version and its working ... no PC/Mac connection required ... and I did this over wlan at home while still in bed.