I am using a Droid Maxx (and previously a Droid Razr Maxx HD with the same problem). I set up an exchange account to sync with my hotmail account (server = m.hotmail.com). The emails generally sync well (sometimes the read/unread updates fail), but the flags never sync from my device to my Outlook 2010 account on my PC. This is very frustrating as I use the flags to mark which emails I need to address when I am at my desk. Incidentally, no problems with this using either my Nexus 7 or Nexus 10 tablets with stock android email app. Any solutions?
Thanks
I am using a Droid Maxx (and previously a Droid Razr Maxx HD with the same problem). I set up an exchange account to sync with my hotmail account (server = m.hotmail.com). The emails generally sync well (sometimes the read/unread updates fail), but the flags never sync from my device to my Outlook 2010 account on my PC. This is very frustrating as I use the flags to mark which emails I need to address when I am at my desk. Incidentally, no problems with this using either my Nexus 7 or Nexus 10 tablets with stock android email app. Any solutions?
Thanks
I currently have an exchange account hosted by a third party with a domain name that is mine. I would like to know if I can have Microsoft host my domain name on the MS Exchange or MS Outlook environment so that I can have my @live.ca account and other email addresses all hosted in one environment.
If this is possible, what is involved to move my domain name over to a Microsoft hosted service?
Thanks for your assistance.
- Use the Android app
- Add the Outlook.com account to my phone as a "corporate account" ... which I believe is just another name for setting it up as an exchange account (http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/outlook/android-no-app)
Am I correct that the second would also work? Would the second sync email, contacts, calendar, and archive folders just as the first does?
Are there any benefits to the first over the second?
Are there any benefits to the second over the first? In particular, would the second approach have the same limitation of not downloading any email messages older than 30 days as the app has?
Thanks,
Allen
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