Email Folders not showing up? - Exchange 2010

[Deadringers]

Morning all,

I use Exchange 2010 and have done with my previous 2 HTC phones no problems.

This new "email" app included with the N4 does seem a bit weak in comparison.

For instance it just gives me the option to sync days - no options for how large the emails or attachments can be.

Then it only allows me to sync the inbox. Previously I could set it up to sync any folder I wanted.


Also it seems some of my folders are missing from my phone when I got to view "all folders". I've no idea why but it is annoying to say the least!
I can search for the emails and if they are in a folder which is "hidden" then they will appear in the search results but still no folder showing in folder list


Is this something I a doing wrong or is there a better app for email out there?

 

[anon(847090)]

this app is better than stock email client https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...re/apps/details?id=com.fsck.k9&token=YK7ErVWq

 

[Deadringers]

this app is better than stock email client https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...re/apps/details?id=com.fsck.k9&token=S-rmLLKE

Thanks but that does not support Exchange 2010 "Exchange 2003/2007" only it seems

 

[CoMoNexus]

I use Exchange 2010 and have done with my previous 2 HTC phones no problems. This new "email" app included with the N4 does seem a bit weak in comparison.

It's horrible. Besides the shortcomings you mentioned, there's also no way to automatically BCC oneself.

 

[Deadringers]

It's horrible. Besides the shortcomings you mentioned, there's also no way to automatically BCC oneself.

Out of interest why would you want to BCC yourself?

you always have a copy in the sent items folder in any case?

 

[CoMoNexus]

Out of interest why would you want to BCC yourself?

One reason is because then I know that the message got out. Another is because when I get back to my office, having the BCCed message at the top of my inbox reminds me whether I need to take further action.