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2: Enabling email prepopulation

10. Perform one of the following actions:

11. Click Policies to define application control policies for any third-party software applications. See

“Define application control policies” on page 25 for more information.

12. From the Policy drop-down list, select an application control policy for the selected third-party

applications.

13. Click OK.

Enabling email prepopulation

The BlackBerry Enterprise Server™ populates previously received email messages automatically onto a

handheld when a new handheld is deployed to a user if the handheld is running Handheld Software

version 4.0. The maximum number of days to go back (from the present day) to prepopulate email

messages is 7, and the maximum number of email messages that can be populated on the handheld is

350.

Email prepopulation adheres to the email filter rules and folder redirection settings, including the Sent

Items folder, specified in the user’s Desktop Manager or in the BlackBerry Manager when prepopulation

starts.

When email pre-population is enabled, users might receive duplicate email messages in the following

situations:

• If a user receives a replacement handheld and restores backed up email messages from the previous

handheld, the user receives duplicate email messages on the new handheld within the specified

range of the email prepopulation settings.

• If you remove a user from the BlackBerry Enterprise Server, then re-add the same user to the

BlackBerry Enterprise Server, and then the user deploys their existing handheld, the user receives

duplicate email messages on the handheld.

You can disable email prepopulation if a user received a replacement handheld and backed up their

previously received email messages on their computer.

Configure email prepopulation for a user

1. In the BlackBerry Manager, click a server.

2. On the Server Configuration tab, click Edit Properties.

3. Click Email.

Action Procedure

Install applications on handhelds. ! Select the check box beside the application.

Do not install applications on handhelds or

remove applications from handhelds.

! Clear the check box beside the application.

Note: You can configure required Handheld Software applications so that they appear available or unavailable in the

Handheld Software Configuration screen. See

“Configure required software” on page 35 for more information.

Note: Application control policies can be assigned only to Java-based handhelds that are running Handheld Software

version 4.0.

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