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I would think so as havent seen any posts on EE or anywhere else.<br />
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- Rancy
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I would think so as havent seen any posts on EE or anywhere else.

- Rancy

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I am running BES 5.0.2, do you think it will be fine also? &nbsp;thank you
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I am running BES 5.0.2, do you think it will be fine also?  thank you

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I would update to 5.04, which you can download from Blackberry's web site, but otherwise you will be fine.<br />
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Simon.
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I would update to 5.04, which you can download from Blackberry's web site, but otherwise you will be fine.

Simon.

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I'm running Blackberry 5.04 MR1. &nbsp;I plan on upgrading to Exchange 2010 SP3 this weekend. &nbsp;Is Blackberry compatible with SP3? &nbsp;The BES compatibility matrix was updated on 2/14 and does not include SP3 one way or the other.<br />
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Has anybody had any issues?
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I'm running Blackberry 5.04 MR1.  I plan on upgrading to Exchange 2010 SP3 this weekend.  Is Blackberry compatible with SP3?  The BES compatibility matrix was updated on 2/14 and does not include SP3 one way or the other.

Has anybody had any issues?

Is Blackberry compatible with Exchange 2010 SP3

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Exchange

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BlackBerry Programming

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