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CHAPTER 2

Using Your Palm WirelessE-Mail Account
After you have installed Palm™ VersaMail™ personal e-mail software version 2.0
on your Palm™ i705 handheld, you are ready to use the many wireless e-mail
features. As part of your paid subscription to consumer Palm.Net® wireless
service, a wireless e-mail account is created for you when you activate your
handheld. This account is active as long as your Palm.Net subscription is active.
NOTE This wireless e-mail account is not provided if your company has activated
your handheld using a group or corporate discounted Palm.Net service plan.
This chapter describes the following:
What features and advantages your Palm Wireless e-mail account offers
How to view your Palm Wireless e-mail account on your handheld as well as on
the Internet
How to set up wireless notification for new e-mail messages
How to collect mail from other e-mail accounts into your Palm.com account for
centralized access to all your mail

What is a Palm Wireless e-mail account?

When you register for your Palm Wireless service and activate your handheld, you
receive a 5 megabyte (MB) Palm Wireless e-mail account, either a Palm.com or a
Palm.Net account. Most users are given a Palm.com address, such as
“jsmith@palm.com.” If you have upgraded wireless service from a
Palm™ VII/VIIx handheld, you will retain a Palm.Net address, such as
“jsmith@Palm.net.”
NOTE Although this handbook refers to your Palm.com address, it can be used
interchangeably with a Palm.Net address.
Access your Palm.com account using the VersaMail application on your handheld,
view it on the Internet, or view it on a desktop computer with an active Internet
connection using any POP (Post Office Protocol) e-mail client application. As with
a Yahoo, AOL, Hotmail, or other personal e-mail account, you can send and receive
e-mail messages, create folders, and forward messages.