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What type of device are we talking about ?
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I have 3 mail accounts added it to my driod , how can i set one to a default?<br />
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i can access only the gmail.com one now , i just added &nbsp;a hosted account how can i access the mail on this one and make it default?<br />
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I have 3 mail accounts added it to my driod , how can i set one to a default?

i can access only the gmail.com one now , i just added  a hosted account how can i access the mail on this one and make it default?

thanks

i have added my google hosted email to my droid how can i access it now

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