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blackberry downloads exchange mail via POP3 but then it marks them as read on the Exchange server. When Outlook is opened it shows everthing being read whether it has or not after the device pops mail. There is no redirector being used and letting the desktop redirector run when away is out of the question as I take my laptop with me and if it was running all the time I would have no need for the handheld device. This happens with both Blackberry and Mobile Windows devices, anything poping I guess.
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blackberry downloads exchange mail via POP3 but then it marks them as read on the Exchange server. When Outlook is opened it shows everthing being read whether it has or not after the device pops mail. There is no redirector being used and letting the desktop redirector run when away is out of the question as I take my laptop with me and if it was running all the time I would have no need for the handheld device. This happens with both Blackberry and Mobile Windows devices, anything poping I guess.

blackberry downloads exchange mail via POP3 but then it marks them as read on the Exchange server

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