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nope, not possible to go over 7/350
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[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWA<wbr />RE\Researc<wbr />h In Motion\BlackBerry Enterprise Server\Agents]<br />
&quot;ForceMsgPrepopDays&quot;=dword<wbr />:0000000e &nbsp;-&gt; (14 days in DEC)<br />
&quot;ForceMsgPrepopMessages&quot;=d<wbr />word:00000<wbr />2ee &nbsp;-&gt; (750 items in DEC)<br />
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Restart the BES server. &nbsp;This works for version 4.0 with hotfix 3 and higher.
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[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Enterprise Server\Agents]
"ForceMsgPrepopDays"=dword:0000000e  -> (14 days in DEC)
"ForceMsgPrepopMessages"=dword:000002ee  -> (750 items in DEC)

Restart the BES server.  This works for version 4.0 with hotfix 3 and higher.

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...Forgot to mention that this doesn't reflect in the GUI...just enter it in the Registry. &nbsp;Remember to always backup your Registry first.
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...Forgot to mention that this doesn't reflect in the GUI...just enter it in the Registry.  Remember to always backup your Registry first.

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I've just implememted BES 4.1 in an Exchage 2003 environment, with the 8700c as the device. Is there any way I can &quot;push all of the e-mails from the users Exchage Mailbox rather than the '7 day - 350 message' prepoulation limit that BES constrains you to? I have read that the the two options are either/or but that is not the case. I can only see e-mails from the past 7 days and it does not amount to 350 e-mails. Is there a way I can get around this? Thanks in advance.<br />

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I've just implememted BES 4.1 in an Exchage 2003 environment, with the 8700c as the device. Is there any way I can "push all of the e-mails from the users Exchage Mailbox rather than the '7 day - 350 message' prepoulation limit that BES constrains you to? I have read that the the two options are either/or but that is not the case. I can only see e-mails from the past 7 days and it does not amount to 350 e-mails. Is there a way I can get around this? Thanks in advance.


Bypass Prepopulation Limit in BES 4.1

The BlackBerry operating system is proprietary; releases beginning with BlackBerry 10 include support for applications written for the Android platform. As such, developers can use almost any programming language that can be used for other smartphones, including Java, Adobe Air, .NET and HTML5/JS (via an app packaging framework like PhoneGap) .