Email Settings give you the ability to select options for sending and receiving email. The settings affect email in your device Inbox and any custom mail folder you have tagged for synchronization.
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1. Open NotifySync and press the menu button.
2. Select Preferences > Email Settings.
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3. Select your preferences for Email settings:
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Include Self in Reply All |
Enable this option to include yourself in the recipient list when sending a Reply to All. Default setting: enabled |
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Close Original Message on Reply or Forward |
Enable this option to automatically close the original message after you reply to or forward it and return to the message list. Default setting: disabled |
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Enable Spell Check When Sending Messages |
Enable this option to automatically check spelling in all messages sent from NotifySync. Default setting: disabled |
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Disallow copy and paste |
Enable this option to prevent the copying and pasting of text to or from email messages in the NotifySync email folders. Default setting: disabled |
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Display Sender/Recipient |
Choose how the sender and recipient information
displays when viewing the messages you receive on the device.
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Email Body Type |
Select the preferred format in which NotifySync displays the messages it retrieves from the server. Default setting: HTML (Note that the ActiveSync server ultimately determines the format in which the message displays.) Plain Text: Displays all email in plain text (contains no formatting), converting HTML emails to plain text as well. HTML: Displays email in HTML (text formatted for the Web) whenever possible. There are several options for HTML email: • Default Font Size: Choose from a 1 – 16 point size. Locks the font size, eliminating the need to change size for every email viewed. Default setting: 8. • Zoom Level: Choose 50, 100, 150, or 200 percent. Locks the zoom level, eliminating the need to change the level for every email viewed (functional with OS v5.0 or higher). Default setting: 100 percent. • Automatically
Download Images: If enabled, images embedded in the HTML body
download automatically. If disabled, the images may be downloaded by
using the message view menu option, Retrieve Content. • Cache Images: If enabled, HTML images are cached once they are downloaded. Choose where images are cached: Device or Media Card. A cached image is removed from the device when the email it is associated with is removed. Default setting: disabled Before enabling this option, please read the highlighted information below on device performance. Email Truncation Size (in KB): Select Get Portion and define the maximum body size (in KB) of messages received on the device; or select Get All Body or Get Headers Only. Note: Truncation size options may vary depending on what your corporate policy allows. |
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Auto Complete |
If enabled, email addresses, currently stored on the device, are automatically completed as you type them into recipient fields. Default setting: Enabled for both Frequent and Address Book emails Frequent Emails – If checked, pulls completed addresses from your frequent contact list (addresses to which you have recently sent emails). Address Book Emails – If checked, pulls completed addresses from your device’s address book. |
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Add Signature to Outgoing Messages |
Enable this option to add a signature to all outgoing messages sent from NotifySync. Compose the signature here as well. Default setting: enabled with generic signature Select Add Signature Image from the menu to select a graphic to add to your signature. You may select an image from the BlackBerry File System or from a Web Link. |
4. Select Save from the menu.
Clear the Frequent Emails List
The Frequent Emails list used by Auto Complete is comprised of addresses to which you have recently sent Email. It stores the ten most recently used addresses for each letter of the alphabet. You can clear the list by selecting Clear Frequent Emails from the menu. The list will build again from addresses you enter in recipient fields from this point forward.
Enabling Cache Images
Having Cache Images enabled can accumulate excessive data charges or may cause you to experience a more rapid battery deterioration and slower message processing.
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Performance Statistics When Cache Images is Enabled
The statistics presented here are what have been observed in testing: BlackBerry OS: 7.0
Results may vary depending on device hardware
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