[RELEASE] TouchDown Exchange

[CYBER WEESJE]

TouchDown Exchange E-mail Client v3.2 2.0011
Requirements Android
Overview TouchDown™ lets you access your corporate Email, Contacts and Calendar right from your Google phone. Works with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003/2007 SP1 and with most online Exchange hosting providers.
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The first Exchange sync app for Android! - Gets your emails, contacts and calendar on G1.
TouchDown lets you access your corporate Email, Contacts and Calendar right from your Google phone. Works with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003/2007 SP1 and with most online Exchange hosting providers.

More Info

Code

http://www.nitrodesk.com/dk_touchdownFeatures.aspx

Code

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=14628S99

GRTZ CYBER WEESJE
SENIOR ADMIN@SPJ HIT THANKS ON THE WAY OUT

[sl8dogg]

Downloaded the trial/demo version from the Market, used the serial from here, works flawlessly on my Sprint touch (vogue, yes it's a dinosaur) running android. That's been the only reason I waited so long to run adnroid, is that I couldn't to corporate email. Now I can. Thanks for the serial.

[angiekay]

I have installed this app, and have tried several times to get it to work with my school email address which uses Microsoft Outlook. Is this what I would use for that? If so, are there any specific settings I need to be aware of, I've entered my server name as my outlook push email instructed? Any help greatly appreciated!

[iamdasht19]

“ Originally Posted by angiekay ”

I have installed this app, and have tried several times to get it to work with my school email address which uses Microsoft Outlook. Is this what I would use for that? If so, are there any specific settings I need to be aware of, I've entered my server name as my outlook push email instructed? Any help greatly appreciated!

you have to go to the it department and get the incoming and outgoing server addresses... once you get that you will be good to go

[sl8dogg]

“ Originally Posted by angiekay ”

I have installed this app, and have tried several times to get it to work with my school email address which uses Microsoft Outlook. Is this what I would use for that? If so, are there any specific settings I need to be aware of, I've entered my server name as my outlook push email instructed? Any help greatly appreciated!

I had to use a backslash (\) between my domain and username on the first line

as follows:

1) Login ID : domain\username (no "@ xyz.com" needed here)

2) uncheck "this is my email address" (at least this is what i did)

3) Email address: username@xyz.com or .edu

4) select language and SAVE

5) go to Connection Tab

6) Server name : mail.companyname.com (typical, yours may be different, since it is a school)

7) SSL check box may or may not be needed. depends on server authentication settings.

8) Fetch and trust, leave unchecked.

9) Save

Try that, and let me know if it works. If not, your server may be configured differently, and in such case, you'll need to contact theserver administrator.

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“ Originally Posted by angiekay ”

I have installed this app, and have tried several times to get it to work with my school email address which uses Microsoft Outlook. Is this what I would use for that? If so, are there any specific settings I need to be aware of, I've entered my server name as my outlook push email instructed? Any help greatly appreciated!

AngieKay.....I don't have a Droid to verify, but I believe the Droid ships with Corporate Sync already installed. Go you your email, click add account, and look for Corporate Sync.

Then, the steps are basically the same that I listed above, but its not a backslash (\) between domain and username, but rather a forward slash (/).

The stock Corporate Sync doesn't do your Outlook Calendar, but it does the email just fine (not sure about contacts and tasks, etc.). Set it up on a co-workers Motorola Cliq, which should be similar the the Droid Corporate Sync option.

[angiekay]

“ Originally Posted by sl8dogg ”

I had to use a backslash (\) between my domain and username on the first line

as follows:

1) Login ID : domain\username (no "@ xyz.com" needed here)

2) uncheck "this is my email address" (at least this is what i did)

3) Email address: username@xyz.com or .edu

4) select language and SAVE

5) go to Connection Tab

6) Server name : mail.companyname.com (typical, yours may be different, since it is a school)

7) SSL check box may or may not be needed. depends on server authentication settings.

8) Fetch and trust, leave unchecked.

9) Save

Try that, and let me know if it works. If not, your server may be configured differently, and in such case, you'll need to contact theserver administrator.

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AngieKay.....I don't have a Droid to verify, but I believe the Droid ships with Corporate Sync already installed. Go you your email, click add account, and look for Corporate Sync.

Then, the steps are basically the same that I listed above, but its not a backslash (\) between domain and username, but rather a forward slash (/).

The stock Corporate Sync doesn't do your Outlook Calendar, but it does the email just fine (not sure about contacts and tasks, etc.). Set it up on a co-workers Motorola Cliq, which should be similar the the Droid Corporate Sync option.

THANKS ALOT FOR THE POST AND HELP, I've done all this, and my "instructions" via my schools emails options for setting this up on my phone tells me to put as the exchange server name m.outlook.com, but that's the problem, when I go to diagnostics it's giving me the error, and it said m.outlook.com does not match host outlook.com; SO I CHANGED IT to outlook.com AND IT WORKED............WOOOT!!!!!!!! THANKS AGAIN!!