Help Work Email (Included Moxier Mail) and attachments

[ramiss]

I am using the included Moxier Mail with an Exchange 2007 Activesync setup. Is anyone else using this and can you confirm that you are able to open attachments? Every single attachment I try and open gives me the following error (all common file types):

Select an action
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No applications can perform
this action.

I contacted the developmers of Moxier Mail and they claim it is an issue with the OS setup and not their product.

thanks for any input.

Richard

 

[chibucks]

I am using the included Moxier Mail with an Exchange 2007 Activesync setup. Is anyone else using this and can you confirm that you are able to open attachments? Every single attachment I try and open gives me the following error (all common file types):

i opened up a wav file (voicemail) today from moxier mail.

 

[ramiss]

Hmm. Thanks for the response. Can you confirm that your account is setup as a push account on an Exchange server?

thx!

 

[BenHoltz]

Hmm. Thanks for the response. Can you confirm that your account is setup as a push account on an Exchange server?

thx!

Using push on an exchange server, no problems here.

 

[chibucks]

Using push on an exchange server, no problems here.

+1

 

[gblinckmann]

No problems with push for me, either. Works great.

 

[Johnny Cakes]

I also have push email using an Exchange Server.

I found the built-in PDF reader to be pretty crappy. I installed the most famous PDF App in the Market, but it could not handle the PDF files created by a Xerox Workstation. The developer, who was very responsive, said that his program could not handle the JBIG/J2000 file compression used by Xerox. He was really nice so I don't want to name his program -- he says he may support that compression method soon.

Long story short, the Beam PDF reader from the market did the trick and works flawlessly.

Bottom line: there are different compression methods for PDF files and you may want to try a different PDF reader to see if that fixes your situation.

 

[dth4310]

Works fine here, but as already stated, need to have an app to open the specific file type you're looking at. This isn't WinMo - hardly anything works out of the box

If you don't need to modify office documents on your phone, but want to look at spreadsheets/word..."documents to go" app offers a perfectly functional free reader.