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I have win 6.1 and its not possible on that, cant vouch for 6.5
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I have win 6.1 and its not possible on that, cant vouch for 6.5

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I know this question has been asked before in othe forums, but there just doesn't seem to be any clear answer. &nbsp;I am trying to set up two separate Exchange accounts on one Windows Mobile 6.5 device (HTC HD2). &nbsp;I have read in other forums that there is an easy registry fix by changing the &quot;EnableNonLocalCrossPollin<wbr />ation&quot; registry key from 0 to 1 on the device. &nbsp;This is supposed to allow multiple exchange accounts to be set up on the same device and I have seen several people state that this has worked for them. &nbsp;I have tried this registry edit on my device but I can still only set up one Exchange account.<br />
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Where can I go from here?
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I know this question has been asked before in othe forums, but there just doesn't seem to be any clear answer.  I am trying to set up two separate Exchange accounts on one Windows Mobile 6.5 device (HTC HD2).  I have read in other forums that there is an easy registry fix by changing the "EnableNonLocalCrossPollination" registry key from 0 to 1 on the device.  This is supposed to allow multiple exchange accounts to be set up on the same device and I have seen several people state that this has worked for them.  I have tried this registry edit on my device but I can still only set up one Exchange account.

Where can I go from here?

Two Exchange Accounts on one WM 6.5 Phone

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