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Navigating Your Device
Note: The notification LED on the top of your device flashes different colors
to indicate various states. A flashing green light indicates that you are
in an area of wireless coverage.
Step 6: Set up your Email
Your BlackBerry device gives you the ability to link both personal and
corporate email to your device. To begin sending and receiving emails,
you must link your device with an email account using one or both of
these two methods:
BlackBerry Internet Service
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email account. This account type is for
you if you don’t have an existing email account or if you wish to link your
ISP/POP3 accounts to your BlackBerry device. Nextel will provide you
with an email account for your BlackBerry device (Example:
account, you can then forward your ISP/POP3 emails to this account.
Note: If you purchased your device in a store and want to set up a new
email as an individual, rather than with a corporation, use this option.
For step-by-step instructions on how to set up your email options, please
see “BlackBerry Internet Service Email” on page 20.
BlackBerry Enterprise Server
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corporate email account. This account
type is for you if you use your BlackBerry device through a corporate
network that employs a system administrator to manage a BlackBerry
Enterprise Server within your company.
If you are a new corporate user, you must obtain a User ID and
password from your system administrator. BlackBerry Enterprise Server
users can activate emails over the air through Enterprise Activation for
BlackBerry Enterprise Server software version 4.0 and up.
For step-by-step instructions on how to set up your email options, please
see “BlackBerry Enterprise Server Email” on page 24.
If you want to link your device using both methods, it is recommended
that you follow the steps in “BlackBerry Enterprise Server Email” on page
24, followed by the steps in “BlackBerry Internet Service Email” on page
20.