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2007-07-03
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2007-07-03
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2007-07-03
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It is easy to reply to emails from Opera in Yahoo Mail.
The problem: You can select the word Delete so it has a light rectangle around it, but you can't find a way to actually actiivate the delete function.
The solution: After you have the light rectangle around the word Delete, hit the button at the left of your N800, the highest one on the face of the N800, surrounded by the four small directional buttons. This presses the key you have selected with the rectangle.
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2007-07-04
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for some reason it does not work well with yahoo mail which is my primary internet mail. the buttons (reply, delete, forward, spam, etc) do not work with the device although everything else seems to be ok with the app. any ideas what i can do to get this to work--it has me stumped.
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2007-10-17
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2007-10-17
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for some reason it does not work well with yahoo mail which is my primary internet mail. the buttons (reply, delete, forward, spam, etc) do not work with the device although everything else seems to be ok with the app. any ideas what i can do to get this to work--it has me stumped.
can i get yahoo mail set up in the main menu, maybe that would mitigate the problem--not sure how to do that yet but i think i'll just need the server names to point to which i should be able to find someone on yahoo.
otherwise, this looks like it will fit the bill for me--i need internet access when i travel on business or vacation and don't want to lug around an entire laptop. with the d-link i should be able to hook into any wifi or wired network i run across...nice screen and pretty easy to use except for this one issue.
thanks in advance...any other general suggestions for me just getting started i'm all ears!!