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The Outlook Address Book service is imported into the profile if it is listed in the Service List section. Limited support is also available for some other types of message services. When Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook is configured in silent mode, a log file is created to record success and error information. The configuration wizard may write some information to the log file in interactive profile creation and configuration mode and interactive PRF file creation mode.

Usually, high-level warning messages are displayed on the screen, while low-level technical information is recorded in the log file. When you provision a new version of Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook in the DMS repository, end users will be notified about the new update and will be able to download and install it.

If administrators prefer to upgrade to a newer version of Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook on end users' systems without relying on the DMS upgrade process because, for example, the computers they want to upgrade are lockdown systems , then they need to deploy the new version of Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook before performing any server updates. Alternatively, you may remove any Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook packages from the DMS repository so that end users are never prompted to upgrade to newer versions.

Perform the following steps to remove Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook packages:. The previous command should list the following two Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook application packages and their identifiers:. If you want to install downgraded versions of Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook on end users' systems, then simply run the installer older Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook version. To perform an Active Directory installation, the domain administrator must create a package for Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook in the Active Directory Administrative Tool and then assign the package to the organization units that contain the intended end users.

The software will then be installed on end users' computers during startup. Active Directory only recognizes software packaged in the MSI file format, which contains information about the application setup and installation. Extract the prerequisite. Create an organization unit that includes all the computers on which you want to install Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook. Alternatively, select an existing organization unit.

Right-click your chosen organization unit in the Active Directory Users and Computers tree. In the Properties dialog box, click the Group Policy tab. Click Edit if you are modifying an existing group policy, or Add if you are creating a group policy. Under the Computer Configuration node, expand the Software Settings folder. Right-click Software Installation and select New. To verify that Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook is available to end users for installation, restart any computer in the domain and make sure that Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook installation starts when the computer restarts.

You may also use the Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook downloader as a tool to migrate and integrate some configurations settings into an Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook profile. This includes the following options:. Migrating existing personal folder data files files with a. Migrates existing personal folder data files files with a. It may have one of the following values:. Existing Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook profile to which the migrated settings should be added.

This may be the Oracle Beehive profile created with the downloader. Migrates LDAP settings from the specified profile or profiles. Name of a PST file its location is determined from the offline storage of the destination profile.

Existing Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook profile to which the settings should be added. Migrates nickname cache from specified profile or profiles. Existing Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook to which the migrated settings should be added. Skip Headers. Notes: Oracle certifies and recommends the latest service pack version for Microsoft Outlook.

However, other service packs may also work with Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook. Pre-Seeding Server Name in Remote Downloader The remote downloader prompts the end user to provide a server name, account name, and password to initiate download and installation. Pre-Seeding Port Number and Secure Connection You may pre-seed the port number that Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook uses to connect to the server, as well as whether a secure connection should be used, by using commas to delimit the additional information.

Note: You may only pre-seed port number and connection type when using the direct connection method for Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook. Specifying Connection Parameters in Initialization File Specify the full path of the initialization file you want to use as follows.

It may have a value of 0, 1, or 2: 0: Automatic proxy setting 1: Use Web browser's proxy settings 2: Manual proxy configuration as specified in the Proxy parameter Proxy Manual proxy configuration for example, myproxy.

You may also apply customized configuration settings to end users' computers from the DMS. Follow these steps to update the language pack: Make sure the language pack for Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook is accessible to the Oracle Beehive server. Note: The language installed by the Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook language pack will automatically match the Outlook language installed by the end user, provided that Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook supports the language.

If the end user has installed Microsoft Outlook in an unsupported language, Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook will default to English. This is a zip file that contains the following two files: metadata. This parameter may be assigned one of the following values: 0 : No profile is created. Note: The values you set for the first three parameters in the table only apply when you are installing Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook for the first time and do not apply to product upgrades.

Modifying Registry Settings You may modify the registry information on end-user computers by changing the values for certain Property nodes in your provisioning file. Downgrading Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook By default, Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook will only detect updates if the server version is newer than the currently installed version. You may perform the following with the configuration wizard: Start the configuration wizard in interactive mode Start the configuration wizard in silent mode; you may use an existing PRF file with all the required settings to create and configure the first profile for users As an administrator, generate the PRF files to save updated settings As an administrator, back up Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook settings from an existing profile and restore these settings later.

Note: While configuring a profile, it only configures Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook settings. You may run only one instance of the configuration wizard at a time.

If you try to launch the configuration wizard a second time, the instance previously started will be displayed in the foreground. Notes: Although the options in the preceding table are shown as lower-case letters, these command-line options are not case-sensitive. Close Microsoft Outlook before starting the configuration wizard.

From the Welcome screen, click Next. Note: If Microsoft Outlook is open and you are using the same profile while you are configuring profile settings, the fields on the Service Settings screen are disabled. For example: obioprofwiz.

You may configure most of the parameters in the PRF file with the configuration wizard in the interactive PRF file creation mode. If you modify a value manually, then you must verify that the new value falls within the valid range of values. To verify that you are within the valid range of values, consult the PRF file distributed with the installation package.

Notes: If you are configuring Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook in silent mode, then you must check the log file to verify the results. The log file contains a record of errors, as well as successful imports of information into the profile. Upgrading Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook Installation When you provision a new version of Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook in the DMS repository, end users will be notified about the new update and will be able to download and install it.

Downgrading Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook If you want to install downgraded versions of Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook on end users' systems, then simply run the installer older Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook version.

Click Active Directory Users and Computers. From the Shortcut menu, click Properties. Note: The following steps will ensure that Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook is installed on all computers in your chosen organization unit. It also ensures that all users of a given computer have access to Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook.

Verifying that Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook Is Available for Installation To verify that Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook is available to end users for installation, restart any computer in the domain and make sure that Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook installation starts when the computer restarts. This includes the following options: Migrating existing personal folder data files files with a.

To deploy custom workflows, you also use the beectl utility to register the workflows and either auto-deploy mode of Oracle BPEL Process Manager or the Oracle BPEL Console to manually deploy the custom workflow suitcase into your external instance. Oracle Beehive maintains its own optimized search index enabling users to perform comprehensive searches across all Oracle Beehive artifacts. At the enterprise level, however, other information repositories might exist and contain information that users need.

For example, depending on their roles, knowledge workers might need to find expense reports or purchase requisitions stored outside of Oracle Beehive. This level of search across all enterprise information repositories is provided by Oracle Secure Enterprise Search. Oracle Secure Enterprise Search has been designed as a stand-alone enterprise search solution.

It incorporates best-in-class indexing, crawling, and security capabilities to create a reliable and comprehensive search solution for any organization. To leverage this powerful option requires the completion of tasks post-installation that are specific to Oracle Beehive and others that are specific to Oracle Secure Enterprise Search 10 g.

For example, your Oracle Beehive instance must be configured in Oracle Secure Enterprise Search 10 g as a federated data source.

You use to the beectl utility to complete the tasks that are specific to Oracle Beehive, which inlude:. Creating a special user account that has administrator rights to the content managed by Oracle Beehive. Configuring the Secure Enterprise Search service by entering the host and port number of your Oracle Beehive Application Tier instance, and by enabling the service. For more information on the tasks that are specific to Oracle Beehive, please refer to the Oracle Beehive Installation Guide for your operating system.

The Oracle Collaboration Coexistence Gateway is an Oracle proprietary solution that allows Oracle Beehive users to collaborate with Microsoft Exchange users beyond the limited capabilities of e-mail. Additionally, this solution allows Microsoft Exchange users to leverage Oracle Beehive features without being migrated from Microsoft Exchange.

To learn more about how to deploy Oracle Beehive with Microsoft Exchange Server , refer to the following topics:. To integrate Oracle Beehive with Microsoft Exchange Server , you install and configure the following Oracle Collaboration Coexistence Gateway components on one or more computers in your Microsoft Exchange domain:. You install both of these component separately on one or more computers in your Microsoft Exchange domain using the Oracle Beehive Install Wizard.

Although you may install both components on the same computer, it is not recommended that you do so. Instead, it is recommended that you install these components on separate computers that each host their own Microsoft Exchange Server instances. Furthermore, you should install the Oracle Change Notification Service only on computers that host Microsoft Exchange user mailboxes and the Oracle Coexistence Connector for Microsoft Exchange Server only on computers that do not host user mailboxes.

You may also install these components on computers in one or more Microsoft Exchange routing groups. After installing Oracle Collaboration Coexistence Gateway components, you must perform several post-installation tasks, which include configuring the Coexistence Service and configuring your deployment's load balancers if required.

You perform these tasks manually outside of the Oracle Beehive Install Wizard. For information on any load balancer requirements that might apply, please refer to "Load Balancer Requirements for Deploying Oracle Beehive with Microsoft Exchange Server ".

Therefore, you will need one or more load balancers if your integration plans include more than one Oracle Beehive Application Tier instance or more than one Oracle Coexistence Connector instance. This requirement is due to the fact that the Coexistence Service which resides on all Oracle Beehive server instances and the Oracle Coexistence Connector which must reside on at least one Microsoft Exchange Server instance accept only a single URL representing their connection endpoints.

Although it is not required to configure load balancers for SMTP-based coexistence traffic, it is recommended that you do so. Oracle Beehive supports integration with Symantec Scan Engine. This provides another option for organizations that want to leverage existing Symantec Scan Engine instances or that want anti-virus features beyond what the Oracle Beehive Virus Scanner provides.

Through this integration, organizations can leverage the scan types and modes that Symantec Scan Engine provides, as well as its artifact and message filtering capabilities. Oracle Beehive supports Symantec Scan Engine version 5. Administrators manage the Oracle Beehive Virus Scanner through beectl. To manage Symantec Scan Engine, administrators should leverage the tools provided with that product.

Skip Headers. These steps will prepare your database environment for certain Oracle Beehive installation prerequisites and other requirements, and include: Installing any patches required for your version of Oracle Database.

Enabling the system's archiving capabilities. These steps, which will prepare your high availability environment for certain Oracle Beehive installation prerequisites and other requirements, include: Creating multiple logical database services. Starting all of the logical database services that you created.

Post-installation Steps for Deploying Oracle Beehive with Oracle RAC After installing Oracle Beehive, you must complete several post-installation steps, including: Retrieving your site and database object system identifiers you'll need these for the post-installation steps that follow.

Committing activating the changes listed above to all Oracle Beehive instances. Deploying Oracle Beehive with an External User Directory Oracle Beehive provides flexible user account management and provisioning by supporting both native and system-external user directory options. Limitations of Deploying Oracle Beehive with an External User Directory Despite the multiple options and benefits provided by Oracle Beehive's support of external user directories, certain limitations exist and include: Oracle Beehive does not support integration with multiple, unique user directories.

In Oracle Beehive Communicator, your presence is your availability to exchange information with any other subscribed Oracle Beehive user. When you want to let other Oracle Beehive users know your availability, you can select a default status, or type a custom status message to display. I am available—You are online signed in , and appear available to all other users online. Do not disturb—You are online, but do not want to be contacted, or are unavailable or unable to respond. From the menu, select Select.

A checkmark appears next to the status you have selected. Your presence status is now available to all subscribed users. This status will display until you change it in this application either in the current, or a future session. Enter a new message for the selected status.

When finished, click Done. Your presence with the status and message is now available to all subscribed users. This status and message will display until you change it in this application; either in the current, or a future session. After installation, you can access your Oracle Beehive account any time you want to check your Oracle Beehive account information and user preferences.

View your user and server names, the date and time of the last update, and a list of Oracle Beehive components you currently have installed, along with the version. Alternatively, in the upper right corner, click OK. After you sign in for the first time, you can choose to save your password on the Oracle Beehive server. Select Save Password. Selecting this option enables you to sign in without entering your password each time. When finished, in the upper right corner, click OK.

If you were in Oracle Beehive Communicator before viewing your account information, clicking OK returns you to the last screen you were viewing before you selected Oracle Beehive Client.

You can use the Send Logs function to upload logs to the Oracle Beehive server so that your local system administrator or development team can diagnose and help troubleshoot any issues you may be having with the Oracle Beehive Mobile Client. Click Send Logs. If you are connected to the network, Oracle Beehive Mobile Device Management client will log in and upload your logs to the server. This section contains the following troubleshooting topics and limitations related to Oracle Beehive Mobile Client:.

The following issues and workarounds are related to your Windows Mobile device's connection to the Oracle Beehive server, and your mode of connectivity:. It appears Oracle Mobile Mail Client stops delivering new e-mail after running for a few days.

This is most likely due to your carrier interrupting the wireless connection between your device and the Oracle Beehive server. Oracle Mobile Mail Client will seamlessly recover without loss of functionality.

First, turn on flight mode on your device, wait 5 seconds, and then turn off flight mode. This may reset the radio layer code, and Oracle Mobile Mail Client should self-recover after about minutes. If unsuccessful, then try to perform a soft reset of your device. Oracle Mobile Mail Client will automatically start and self-recover when the device boots up. In this case, a simple restart of Oracle Mobile Mail Client alone may not resolve the issue.

There are a few reasons why Oracle Beehive Mobile Client switches itself to manually-controlled Offline mode. Most commonly, after Oracle Beehive Mobile Client tries to connect to the Oracle Beehive server for a long time without success, it switches to Offline mode to save battery life. Another reason for the switch is when an incorrect password is entered after three attempts.

Typically, after enabling roaming on your device, Oracle Mobile Mail Client will work in Offline mode when your device is roaming. However, the Oracle Mobile Mail Client may switch to Offline mode even when your device is not roaming. This may be caused by inaccuracies in API communication. Essentially, Oracle Mobile Mail Client is notified by Microsoft code when the device's roaming status changes.

Microsoft code, in turn, relies on device driver code. This API call is not always accurate. If this occurs, you may need to disable the roaming rule and manually switch working modes depending on whether or not your device is currently roaming.

The following issues and workarounds are related to synchronizing your data with the Oracle Beehive server:. Can I exclude my personal contacts from being synchronized and stored on the Oracle Beehive server? Why are there duplicate contact entries on my device after synchronizing with Oracle Beehive? After deleting certain items on my mobile device, they reappear after synchronization. What if I already have another sync client installed on my Windows Mobile device?

If the option to synchronize contacts is enabled, the Mobile Organizer plug-in synchronizes all contacts on the device so that they will appear on the Oracle Beehive server. You may notice that there are duplicate entries in your list of contacts after synchronizing with the Oracle Beehive server. In some cases, the Mobile Synchronization Service cannot detect both entries as being the same contact.

How do I get rid of the duplicate contact entries? If you have duplicate entries in your list of contacts after synchronizing with the Oracle Beehive server and want to delete them, follow these steps:.

From your list of identical entries, determine which contacts you want to keep and which ones you want to delete. Either delete the selected duplicates from your mobile device, or delete them from your desktop using Oracle Beehive Extensions for Outlook, or Oracle Beehive Webmail , then synchronize your data with the Oracle Beehive server.

If you have previously deleted items on your mobile device, such as a duplicate contact entry, the contact may reappear after synchronizing with the Oracle Beehive server. This occurs because certain contacts such as your manager, directs, and peers are automatically created. Thus, you will not be able to delete them from your device.

In general, the Mobile Organizer and Mobile Synchronization Server work together to determine the best way to keep server-side data and device-side data synchronized. Therefore, you are not offered the capability to force a slow synchronization directly. However, if you prefer to refresh your data, the Mobile Organizer does support the reload-device feature. If you choose to reload your device the device-side data store will be deleted and a fresh copy will be uploaded from the server.

Why are my SIM contacts not synchronized? When you start up a device with a new SIM card you may be prompted whether you want to upload your contacts on the SIM card to the smartphone's address book. Due to a limitation in the Microsoft Windows Mobile software, which supports only one PIM data store, having multiple sync clients installed on the same device will interfere with each other, resulting in PIM data inaccuracies.

Thus, all third party sync clients must be uninstalled for Oracle Beehive Mobile Organizer to function properly on your Windows Mobile device. Why does the size of my messages appear much larger than they actually are? I've waited a long time, and it still has not yet downloaded the rest of the message content.

Therefore, in terms of the size measured in total bytes, messages displayed by the Oracle Beehive Mobile Push Mail client will typically be twice as large as those displayed by other supported Oracle Beehive clients. Why isn't the message body of my e-mail displayed? If an e-mail message's headers are available but its content has not yet downloaded, Pocket Outlook shows a special icon for the message.

If you click to download, the content will be downloaded and saved to Outlook. However, due to a known issue in Pocket Outlook, the saved attachment may not be displayed.

As a workaround, you may need to switch to the message-list window or view other messages first, before returning to view this message. Why does the time stamp on some e-mail messages I sent appear incorrect? For example, an outgoing message might be tagged with a wrong sent time, or time-based rules may not be enforced correctly. Oracle Mobile Mail Client downloads new messages in two phases: First, multiple message headers are downloaded, to populate the message list quickly; then second, the content and attachments of each message are downloaded one by one.

This occurs because Oracle Mobile Mail Client did not complete the second phase download successfully. This may be caused by a lost wireless connection during the second phase. Even if you click the response, Pocket Outlook still may not load the content even after Oracle Mobile Mail Client has downloaded and saved the content. This does not tend to occur with Windows Mobile 6 devices. If a message displayed in your Outlook message window shows a sent time different such as one hour later from the actual sent time, it is most likely related to time zone setting issues with Windows Mobile devices.

This should prompt Outlook to re-detect the correct time zone. In certain Smartphone devices, the Oracle Beehive account may disappear occasionally even if the account is created and used.

Each device should have a utility to view running processes and terminate a process. The following issues and workarounds are related to scheduling, receiving, and viewing meetings on your Windows Mobile device:. I'm not seeing all recurring meetings in the meeting series I set up on my device. This limitation applies to all supported versions of Microsoft Windows Mobile when used with Oracle Beehive.

Your Mobile Organizer settings may be limiting your viewing options. For example, you may have scheduled a weekly meeting for the next three months on your device, but then after synchronizing, only the meetings for the next month appear.

This is because after each time you synchronize, the device only shows events that fall within the range specified on the Mobile Organizer Settings screen.

The following issues and workarounds are related to battery level and extending the life of your battery on your Windows Mobile device:.

My Pocket PC's battery still dies even if I have the battery level rule enabled. As a battery-saving feature, Oracle Mobile Mail Client should continue to work in Offline mode even if the device's battery level drops below your specified threshold setting.

However, you may experience your device battery dying even with the battery level rule enabled. For certain devices, if the battery rule is enabled, Oracle Mobile Mail Client may not catch the battery change promptly and accurately, due to API calls. The battery device driver ultimately provides the battery level, by estimation, and never in real-time. In extreme cases, Oracle Mobile Mail Client may stay online, causing your device to deplete the battery even if you enabled the battery-level rule.

This is more likely to occur in Pocket PC devices, which suspend themselves after a few minutes without user activity. How can I improve the battery life in my device? Many factors contribute to battery consumption. Oracle Client attempts to maintain a wireless connection when working in Online mode. Connecting to 3G network uses more battery power than connecting to slower network. Since Mobile Mail always works in the background, one way you can improve your device's battery life is to downgrade your wireless network if you do not need to browse the Internet frequently, as there is little impact on your Mobile Mail user experience.

Another way to extend battery life is to set a time-out period for the backlight and LCD screen. You can also use the time-based rule rather than allowing Oracle Client to always work in Online mode.

You may also want to change connection settings when your device in not in use, such as during your hours of sleep. This section contains the following troubleshooting topics and limitations related to Oracle Beehive Communicator. Oracle Beehive Communicator will automatically report the following communication errors if the application is unable to complete an operation:.

For more information related to troubleshooting Oracle Beehive application issues, contact your system administrator. For information related to troubleshooting device issues, refer to the user information that accompanied your Windows Mobile product. Contacts you added in your desktop instant message application, who are actually online, may appear offline when accessed from your Windows Mobile device.

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Oracle Corporation and its affiliates will not be responsible for any loss, costs, or damages incurred due to your access to or use of third-party content, products, or services. Skip Headers. The following Oracle Beehive functionality is available for Windows Mobile device users. Connectivity Modes There are two modes of connectivity associated with how your mobile device connects to the Oracle Beehive server: Online Mode Offline Mode Occasionally, you may want to switch modes, depending on available connectivity and network services.

Offline Mode In Offline mode, Oracle Beehive Mobile Client is not connected to the server, even when network connectivity is available.

Follow the steps below to open the Oracle Beehive Mobile Client main menu. Note: If this is the first time you are running Oracle Beehive Mobile Client, then a dialog appears alerting you that initial synchronization may take some time. To go online: If you are currently offline icon's white beehive stripes appear gray , click the Oracle Beehive icon and select Go Online. To go offline: If you are currently online icon shows white beehive stripes , click the Oracle Beehive icon and select Go Offline.

Note: Whenever you are in online mode, synchronization will happen automatically. In offline mode, you can follow these steps to synchronize your data on demand. The status menu displays any errors or warnings which can help determine your issue Click the Oracle Beehive icon in your system tray, and select Status.

Note: In Oracle Beehive Mobile Client, connectivity refers to your device's ability to establish a connection. For example, if you are offline, there is no connectivity. Mail: Message Status Use the Mail Status menu whenever you want to check if new messages have been downloaded, or outgoing messages were sent.

Organizer: Tasks, Events, Contacts Synchronization Status; Server Reports You can check Organizer status to help ensure your tasks, events, and contacts are up to date, by viewing the status of their synchronization. Or, simply select Go Offline directly from the main Oracle Beehive menu anytime you want to go offline appears only when manual mode is selected Click OK to return to the General tab on the Settings screen.

To change to automatic mode: Click Automatic. Mail: Changing Inbox Settings When receiving mail on your Pocket PC, you can specify message size and storage limits, automatic or manual download of attachments, and to which folders your sent and deleted items should be stored.

For Inbox settings, select the number, and size limit of messages contained in your inbox. For Manual download, select the size limit of attachments you want to download. To reset reload your Inbox, click Reset Inbox. Click OK to return to the Mail tab on the Settings screen.

Organizer: Changing Organizer Settings In the Organizer tab, you can set or change which data stores you want to synchronize, set the sync range, and reload any data stores from the server to replace on your Pocket PC.

Select which data stores such as Tasks, Events, Contacts you want to synchronize. Note: The default options to remove data outside of the sync range are meant to help keep your device from running out of space.

These items never get cleared from the server, the date range simply acts as a moving window view of your server-side data store. Account: Changing User Credentials Use the Account tab anytime you want to change your user name and password, or choose to save your password.

To change Account settings: Type or change your user name. Enter a new password. When finished, click OK to return to the Start screen. Alternatively, you can manually install an application by checking for updates.

A list of currently installed applications appears. The Confirmation screen appears listing the selected to be removed. The Summary screen appears listing the applications removed. Click Done to return to the Management screen. Checking License Information To view software licensing restrictions, warranty, and trademark information for Oracle Beehive Mobile Client, from the About, click Menu , and select License. Follow the steps below to start Oracle Beehive Mobile Client and open the main menu.

Note: If you are upgrading the Oracle Beehive Mobile Client, a new Oracle Beehive logo red beehive icon may be displayed in your Smartphone's list of applications.

To go offline: If you are currently online as shown by the Current working mode , click the Beehive icon and select Go Offline. A screen showing a list of general status items appears For a longer list of entries, use the scroll bar to move up or down the list to view all general status entries. When finished, click Done to return to the Status screen. To change connectivity mode: In the Beehive Settings menu, click General highlighted by default.

To stay online, click Done. Click Done to return to the Settings screen. To change to Automatic mode: Click the arrows to select Automatic. Note: Setting these preferences may be helpful if you want to control when to be online to synchronize your data only on demand, and choose when to go offline, such as when roaming, which helps conserve battery life.

Mail: Changing Inbox Settings When receiving mail on your Smartphone, you can specify message size and storage limits, automatic or manual download of attachments, and to which folders your sent and deleted items should be stored. Account: Changing User Credentials Use the Account tab anytime you want to change your password, or choose to save your password. To change Account settings: Enter a new password.