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Check the marketplace for an app
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Thank you.<br />
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Which app would you recommend? &nbsp;Preferably one you have experience with.
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Thank you.

Which app would you recommend?  Preferably one you have experience with.

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I have set up different email apps to work with different email accounts. &nbsp;For example, I use the GMail app for one, the Yahoo app for another, the Microsoft Hotmail app for another, the MetroPCS email app for another. &nbsp;<br />
This provides me four different app icons to make it easy to know which email account I will open.
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I have set up different email apps to work with different email accounts.  For example, I use the GMail app for one, the Yahoo app for another, the Microsoft Hotmail app for another, the MetroPCS email app for another.  
This provides me four different app icons to make it easy to know which email account I will open.

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I use Enhanced EMail, I really like it, if you want a free one try K9Mail...
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I use Enhanced EMail, I really like it, if you want a free one try K9Mail...

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Worked a treat as you said..just built in nothing more needed!
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Worked a treat as you said..just built in nothing more needed!

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I have an HTC Desire S phone running Android GingerBread version 2.3.5.<br />
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I would like to configure this phone to connect to four email accounts and to keep incoming messages in seperate folders. &nbsp;When I send a message I would like to choose which account to send from.<br />
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Three of the accounts are pop accounts hosted by my isp. &nbsp;The forth account would connect to my work which is available via webmail; MS Office Outlook Web Access. &nbsp;<br />
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Is this possible and, if so, how?
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I have an HTC Desire S phone running Android GingerBread version 2.3.5.

I would like to configure this phone to connect to four email accounts and to keep incoming messages in seperate folders.  When I send a message I would like to choose which account to send from.

Three of the accounts are pop accounts hosted by my isp.  The forth account would connect to my work which is available via webmail; MS Office Outlook Web Access.  

Is this possible and, if so, how?

Multiple email accounts on Android

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