Creating Your BlackBerry
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E-Mail Account Guide
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Insert the SIM Card into your BlackBerry
handheld
then insert the battery
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Welcome
to your BlackBerry handheld set-up. Follow these next few steps to create your BlackBerry Web Client account. Once completed, please refer to the E-Mail Customization Guide for additional set-up and configuration options.IMPORTANT: For Business Users with BlackBerry Enterprise Server access, consult with your IT HelpDesk prior to creating your BlackBerry Web Client account.
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Using your trackwheel, scroll to the Radio
icon and select to Turn Wireless On
Wait for Registration Message to appear
in your Messages folder.
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Scroll to WAP Browser (Rogers) icon
and click trackwheel to launch
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Scroll to BlackBerry Web Client and click
trackwheel to launch
Click on Create Your Account
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At Welcome to BlackBerry!, click Continue
Enter desired Friendly Name
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Enter desired User ID
NOTE: The User ID you create will form your @rogers.blackberry.net E-Mail address (i.e. [email protected])
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Congratulations! Your E-Mail address has
been created. Click Done to continue.
Ensure that you make note of your User ID and E-Mail AddressAt E-Mail Accounts screen,
click Continue.
E-Mail Account Integration is covered in the E-Mail Customization Guide
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Enter desired Password to access your
BlackBerry Web Client account
Select Secret Question and type the
answer in Secret Answer field
Click Submit to create account
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Wait for Activation Welcome Message.
Once received, your E-Mail account is
active and you will be able to send and
receive E-Mails.
To continue account configuration
and set-up, please refer to E-Mail
Customization Guide.
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At Account Summary, click Done to
proceed with your account set-up
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E-Mail Customization Guide
Welcome to the exciting wireless world of BlackBerry – and thank you for choosing Rogers™Wireless.
Now that you have created your BlackBerry Web Client account (see Creating Your BlackBerry E-mail Account Guide), this guide will provide you with
comprehensive instructions on how to use your BlackBerry
GSM/GPRS wireless handheld with combined voice, wireless E-Mail and mobile Internet functionality.
You can use your BlackBerry handheld to make and receive phone calls, to browse the Internet and to wirelessly receive and manage E-Mail from multiple E-Mail accounts. Refer to the Work or Personal E-Mail Solution Selector in this guide to configure your BlackBerry handheld to best suit your needs.
Work
E-Mail Solution Selector
Identify the solution that best suits your needs. Once identified, follow the checklist steps listed below each solution to set up and configure:
1. Send and receive E-Mails using my work E-Mail address.
Business Solutions (BlackBerry Enterprise Server)*
If your business does not have a BlackBerry Enterprise Server…
Business Solutions (Server – E-Mail Forwarding) Configuring Your Sent From Address
Managing Your Web Client Storage
2. Send and receive E-Mail using a BlackBerry E-Mail address.
Managing Your Web Client Storage
3. Send and receive E-Mails using a new BlackBerry E-Mail address but still receive work E-Mails to my BlackBerry.
Managing Your Web Client Storage
Business Solutions (Server – E-Mail Forwarding)
* does not require a BlackBerry Web Client account to be created
Personal
E-Mail Solution Selector
Identify the solution that best suits your needs. Once identified, follow the checklist steps listed below each solution to set up and configure:
1. Send and receive E-Mails using my personal E-Mail address.
Integrating Your E-Mail Account Configuring Your Sent From Address Managing Your Web Client Storage
2. Send and receive E-Mails using a new BlackBerry E-Mail address.
Managing Your Web Client Storage
3. Send and receive E-Mails using a new BlackBerry E-Mail address but still receive E-Mails from my personal E-Mail account to my BlackBerry.
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Server – E-Mail Forwarding
You can forward your company E-Mail to your BlackBerry.
NOTE: Check with your company’s IT Administrator to verify
that you are allowed to forward your company E-Mail to your BlackBerry Web Client account. Forwarding E-Mail to BlackBerry Web Client does not offer the advanced security features of the BlackBerry Enterprise Server.
• Create a forwarding rule in your desktop E-Mail client to forward your E-Mail to your BlackBerry E-Mail address.
• Request that your company’s IT Administrator creates a forwarding rule directly on the enterprise server (Novell®GroupWise, Sun®iPlanet, etc.) to forward your E-Mail to your BlackBerry E-Mail address.
Business Solutions
BlackBerry Enterprise Server
If your company uses the BlackBerry Enterprise Server and you are an authorized user, please contact your corporate IT Administrator after you have activated your BlackBerry handheld. In addition to integrating your BlackBerry Enterprise Server, you can also use the BlackBerry Web Client to integrate your existing E-Mail accounts if authorized by your company. To do this, please refer to the Personal E-Mail Solution Selector.
BlackBerry Desktop Redirector
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Integrating Your E-Mail Account
From your desktop computer:1. Log into your BlackBerry Web Client account (rogers.com/bwc). 2. From the Home Page screen, click the E-mail Accountslink
under Tips section.
3. The E-mail Accounts List screen appears. Click Add Account. 4. The E-mail Account Set-up screen appears. In the following
fields, type the appropriate information:
• E-Mail Address: Type the full E-Mail address of the account that you want to add (for example, [email protected]). • User Name: Type the login ID (For Example – username). • Password: Type the password for the account.
• Re-enter Password: Confirm your password.
5. Click Submit. NOTE: If you add a POP3 E-Mail account, you
might be prompted to complete the following fields:
• E-Mail Server: Type the address of your Internet Service Provider’s mail server (for example, mail.ispname.com). If you do not know the mail server address, contact your Internet Service Provider
• Port Number: Type the appropriate port number. If you do not know the port number, contact your ISP. 6. Click Submit. The account is added.
If unable to integrate using the above solution, please refer to the following:
Your ISP or E-Mail provider may offer an E-Mail forwarding service, where you can forward E-Mail from your existing E-Mail account to your BlackBerry. NOTE: You can contact your ISP and request that a forwarding rule be implemented for your account, if available. E-mail forwarding leaves a copy of your E-Mail in your ISP E-Mail
account. Delete messages from your ISP account so you don’t run out of space to receive and forward messages.
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Sent From Address/Managing
Account Space
Configuring Your Sent From Address
After integrating your E-Mail account, you can specify a Sent From Address so that any messages that you send appear to be sent from the address you specify here. Use this functionality to make it appear that all the E-Mail you send is from a single address, regardless of how many E-Mail accounts you integrate with your BlackBerry.
1. Log into your BlackBerry Web Client account (rogers.com/bwc) 2. Click Profile
3. From the Profile page, click on Sent From Address
4. From Sent From Address page, select one of the following options, then click Submit:
• Use your new BlackBerry E-Mail address for your Sent From address (for example, [email protected]) • Select an integrated E-Mail account address from the
drop-down list (for example, [email protected]) • Type a customized E-Mail address in the field provided
BlackBerry Desktop Software
Installs and runs on your desktop PC. It is an integrated suite of applications that provides organizer integration, folder management tools, E-Mail filtering capabilities, information backup utilities and an application loader.
• Insert the BlackBerry Desktop Software Installation CD into your CD-ROM drive
• Complete the on-screen instructions • Connect your handheld to your computer • On the Windows taskbar, click Start
• Click Programs> BlackBerry> Desktop Manager
BlackBerry Desktop Software
Allows you to administer the following:
• E-Mail redirection including filters and handheld security • Load applications
• Backup and restore handheld contents • Synchronize desktop applications (MS Outlook,
Lotus Notes, etc.)
NOTE: For the latest software and free downloads for your
handheld model, visit rogers.com/blackberrysoftware. If you have an IT Help Desk, please contact them for help in upgrading your software.
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Managing Your Web
Client Storage
To avoid reaching the size limit of your mailbox so you can continue to send and receive E-Mails from your BlackBerry, you must manage the account space in your BlackBerry Web Client account. In order to do so, please follow these instructions: 1. Log into your BlackBerry Web Client account
(rogers.com/bwc)
2. Click Manage Foldersbutton (left-hand panel) 3. From the Manage Folder list, click Inbox.
4. Place a checkmark next to Auto-Ageand select the desired frequency to auto-age items from your Inbox
(For example, 5 Days)
5. Click Save and Closebutton
6. From the Manage Folder list click Deleted Items
7. Place a checkmark next to Auto-Ageand enter 1 Day
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Troubleshooting
Messages are not being sent or received
If your BlackBerry handheld is not sending or receiving messages, confirm that you are in a Rogers Wireless GSM/GPRS coverage area. See your BlackBerry manufacturer’s user guide for on-screen network status icons and wireless coverage indicators.
If you are within a wireless coverage area and your BlackBerry handheld is inactive, you can request the BlackBerry Web Client service book to be resent to your handheld by following these steps: 1. Log into your BlackBerry Web Client account.
(rogers.com/bwc)
2. From the menu bar, click Profile.
3. From the Profile page, click Send Service Book.
Your handheld will receive a new service book that enables you to resume sending and receiving E-Mail.
NOTE: If you load new applications onto your handheld using
the Desktop Manager Software, you may have to resend the service book to your handheld using BlackBerry Web Client.
Recovering your password
If you forget your password, retrieve it by answering your Secret Question. From the BlackBerry Web Client Login page, click Forgot your password?and enter your user ID. If you correctly answer your Secret Question, a new temporary password is E-Mailed to your handheld. You should change your password the next time that you log in to BlackBerry Web Client.
If you are not in a wireless coverage area and cannot receive the temporary password on your handheld, call Customer Support at 1-866-931-DATA (3282) for assistance.
Troubleshooting (Cont’d)
Travelling with your BlackBerry
If you are planning to travel with your BlackBerry, please ensure that the following has been done:
• latest handheld software is installed on device (rogers.com/blackberrysoftware)
• identified the frequencies supported by your BlackBerry GSM/GPRS handheld
• confirmed on rogers.com/roaming that a roaming operator is available at your travel destination • confirmed the roaming operation supports at least one
