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==POP3 and IMAP Setup==
iPhone allows you to synchronize your mail accounts via iTunes.  To do this, [[E-Mail Setup/OSX Mail|set up your OS/X Mail application]], so you can view your mail in that desktop application, then select your IVS account for synchronization to your iPhone in iTunes under the iPhone's "Info" tab in the "Mail Accounts" section.
iPhone allows you to synchronize your mail accounts via iTunes.  To do this, [[E-Mail Setup/OSX Mail|set up your OS/X Mail application]], so you can view your mail in that desktop application, then select your IVS account for synchronization to your iPhone in iTunes under the iPhone's "Info" tab in the "Mail Accounts" section.


At this time (iPhone software revision 1.0), there is one additional step that you'll need to complete.  From the main menu page, select <tt>Settings | Mail | <Account Name> | Advanced | IMAP Path Prefix</tt>, then enter "INBOX" (in all caps).  Now you'll be able to see all IMAP folders that you use in webmail or in your IMAP client.  You can also set your Drafts, Sent, and Deleted Mailboxes to folders that reside on the server, so you can see items sent from your iPhone in your desktop application, and vice versa.
==Additional IMAP-Specific Setup==
 
Prior to Firmware revision 1.0.1, additional steps were required for IMAP users to properly access their Inbox and child IMAP folders.  However, this has been corrected in the firmware updates.  The IMAP configuration as imported from your [[E-Mail Setup/OSX Mail|OS X Mail]] profile will work as-is, without any further customization.
[http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=305717 Full details on the fix are available directly from Apple.]

Latest revision as of 16:40, 10 August 2007

POP3 and IMAP Setup

iPhone allows you to synchronize your mail accounts via iTunes. To do this, set up your OS/X Mail application, so you can view your mail in that desktop application, then select your IVS account for synchronization to your iPhone in iTunes under the iPhone's "Info" tab in the "Mail Accounts" section.

Additional IMAP-Specific Setup

Prior to Firmware revision 1.0.1, additional steps were required for IMAP users to properly access their Inbox and child IMAP folders. However, this has been corrected in the firmware updates. The IMAP configuration as imported from your OS X Mail profile will work as-is, without any further customization.

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