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i have not had a problem yet

i have not had a problem yet

N97

Same as Alphamax, if three email addresses are listed in portrait mode, touch screen doesn't work, same problem with "inbox", "outbox" etc.

Also it would be nice to have a "sync" button - as the E71 - when opening the application.

This may be my fault as haven't been playing with N97 for long - Is there any way to open the applcation without going directly to a mailbox (again as per E71)?

Cheers

i am unable to reproduce

i am unable to reproduce these bug on an n97

Messaging

Snowy - are you using the same version of mail? - Mine is Version 10.00(10)

Thanks

Mike

10.0.1.10 and on a NAM unit.

10.0.1.10 and on a NAM unit. Hope this helps out.

Snowy - thanks, mine is a UK

Snowy - thanks, mine is a UK model.

Alphamax - I can get the touchscreen to function by "double-tapping" to select.

Mike

Nokia Email v10.00(14) just appeared at email.nokia.com

Thought I should mention that I have been having problems retreiving any mail via Nokia Email (Messaging) on my N97 so thought I'd try a re-install this morning. Went to http://email.nokia.com and when I seelcted to re-install after logging into the site and received the sms. The installation fil informed me that I was replacing version 10.00(14) with version 10.00(14).

Don't know the differences yet.

mbrett
N97 RM-505 FW 10.0.012 (Vodafone UK)
N95 8Gb (Product Code: 0558787 (UK)) FW 31.0.015

this is looking more like a

this is looking more like a euro firmware issue to me. i should check for a newr version of nokia messaging.

10.00(14) is the latest version

10.00(14) is the latest version. Also known as 10.0.1.14. It released either at the end of last week or yesterday morning.

mbrett
N97 RM-505 FW 10.0.012 (Vodafone UK)
N95 8Gb (Product Code: 0558787 (UK)) FW 31.0.015

I agree this isn't ready on

I agree this isn't ready on N97 yet. I have observed the following bugs:

* As above, many touch events are not registered on the popup mailbox and folder selection menus, I have two mailboxes configured also. You can also see this in the famous Engadget N97 video review, just before the reviewer throws the phone to the table in disgust.

* If Nokia Messaging is not configured, the email setup wizard starts itself on every reboot.

* When I set sort by to 'Unread' it forgets this every time it refreshes or when I restart the app

* Nokia Messaging uses tons of private C: drive storage. It is not possible to install on any drive other than C:, which on N97 is unacceptable due to limited C: drive space, and when it is installed, it seems to leak disk space, currently with nothing else on C: drive, I see it takes about 48 hours to hit 25MB usage. The only way to free up space it tell it to do a full resync.

* Possibly related to the previous disk space issue, the home screen widget seems to regularly forget that it's configured and drops back to the unconfigured widget view. This can be cured by rebooting the phone, or going to settings for that widget and re-picking which mail box to show. This may also be related to having more than one mailbox.

* Email Setup doesn't let me enter an existing nokia messaging account, nor recognise if I try to add a mailbox for an account already attached to a nokia messaging account. The only way to get it to work with my existing account is to go to email.nokia.com and resend the provisioning text message.

Version 10.00(10)

Agreed

I tried version 10.00(16) on my NL N95 and have the same issues as mentioned above.

As referenced by weid1374: the latest version for N97 is now...

As referenced by weid1374: the latest version for N97 in the UK is now version 1.2 build 1.0.1.16 (main), which is installed via Software Update.

mbrett
N97 RM-505 (Product Code: 0585262 (Vodafone UK)) FW 11.0.021
N95 8Gb (Product Code: 0558787 (UK)) FW 31.0.015

Nokia N97 and Email Messaging out of memory

How do you get Nokia Messaging Client to point to a different drive as opposed to the ridiculously small c drive.
I have had to uninstall this excellent app due to the memory getting full almost immediately.
this would easily be resolved by simply pointing the app to use the d drive where there is plenty of space.
Why have nokia used such a strange setup with having a tiny c drive. why have two drives at all ?

Ben

@thombe: You can't

This is a question that has raised it's head sooo many times and the simple answer is that you can't. There is no option within Nokia Messaging to change either the drive it installs to or the drive where it stores e-mails. This is a reason why the latest version for N97 will only keep e-mails for a maximum of 3 days.

mbrett
N97 RM-505 (Product Code: 0585262 (Vodafone UK)) FW 12.0.026
N95 8Gb (Product Code: 0558787 (UK)) FW 31.0.015
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