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If you don't backup and restore data to the new device the following information will be transferred back to the device automatically (you must not delete the BES account):<br />
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If you don't backup and restore data to the new device the following information will be transferred back to the device automatically (you must not delete the BES account):

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An existing BlackBerry enterprise user is upgrading to a new device. The user's account has already been configured on the server side. I'm responsible for synching and configuring the device on the user's desktop. What settings should should I be aware of to make sure the user's Microsoft Outlook account, notes, etc. translate to the new device?
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An existing BlackBerry enterprise user is upgrading to a new device. The user's account has already been configured on the server side. I'm responsible for synching and configuring the device on the user's desktop. What settings should should I be aware of to make sure the user's Microsoft Outlook account, notes, etc. translate to the new device?

How do I synch and configure new enterprise BlackBerry model 8830 at the user's desktop?

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