[Jolo]

Samsung Galaxy Tab GT - P1010

When I am browsing and I see a web page that I want to share via the Android email app, the default signature is always there by default.
I wind up manually removing it from the bottom of the email message.
The question is How can I remove or change the signature that Samsung put there on emails that are launched by sharing from my web browser.

I have done it when I send an email directly from the email app.
I also have done it for when I post forum messages.

PLEASE help.

Thanks in advance.

Jon

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[kosdora]

I had this same problem using POP and eventually gave up. Configuring my email to IMAP was so much better and it kept all the emails centralized too between my PC and the tablet.

[ak3dgfx]

Ciro P., on 09 December 2011 - 06:04 PM, said:

Hi

Ok, i think we can stop messing with this. This is the official replay from Samsung support (spain):

El dispositivo está diseñado para que se eliminen los mensajes de entrada, almacenados en el propio terminal. Esto sucederá tanto si elimina los mensajes del servidor como si no. Dicha opción no se puede modificar. 

Wich translated says:

The device is designed to delete inbox messages, stored in the terminal. This will occur wether you delete the messages from the server, or wether you dont. This option can not be modified

So i think this is not going to be solved, as it is supposed to work like this.
Any good mail client over there?

set yourself up with a GMail account, put a mail forwarder on your server to forward a copy of incoming mail to Gmail then use that account on the tab - instant 'push' email and nothing gets deleted on your server or your phone

[afizul]

hi.

i use my company email and recieve many in a day.problem is when i read the email it wont save it.after i closed the email and open it back the email is gone.realy hope can solve this thing.thank you.

[Fleming]

I see how you can move an email to a folder but then how do I access folders for viewing, look at saved messages etc....
How do you search on email using Tablet ?

My apologies in advance for such neophyte questions

FEF

[Bart Laroc]

Fleming, on 21 December 2011 - 07:06 PM, said:

I see how you can move an email to a folder but then how do I access folders for viewing, look at saved messages etc....
How do you search on email using Tablet ?

My apologies in advance for such neophyte questions

FEF

open email, on the top blue bar tap "Inbox", select folder to view, to view another folder, tap the "?box" again

[8385AU]

Where do I locate 'Sent mail'; on my tablets e-mail

[Bart Laroc]

8385AU, on 27 December 2011 - 01:37 AM, said:

Where do I locate 'Sent mail'; on my tablets e-mail

open email, tap the "Inbox" tab on the top line, you will get a drop-down to select other folders

[billjohnso20]

I need help with email managing the email on my 7 inch Tab. Is there any way to manage them via my laptop when the Tab is mounted? I've been trying to figure that out for several months to no avail. Any help is greatly appreciated.

[Quack Me Up]

Is it possible to access my Windows Live mail directly from my Galaxy Tab 7?
Thanks.

[Bart Laroc]

Quack Me Up, on 13 January 2012 - 01:47 AM, said:

Is it possible to access my Windows Live mail directly from my Galaxy Tab 7?
Thanks.

I have two Hotmail Live accounts on my Tab

Stock Email app, menu, Account manager, add an account, yourusername@hotmail.com, yourPassword, next

[Quack Me Up]

Mine is not a Hotmail account though. The actual account is through Comcast but on my PC I access it through Windows Live Mail.

[Magicflower]

Hi

I can not get my talk talk email to work on my galaxy p100 - I have been on the talktalk web site and email them but the only thing I got back was they do not have a term to sort this out.

I set up as follows

username@talktalk.net
pop3
mail.talktalk.net
incoming port 110

and then I get imap to set up (I do not get the smtp to do)and no one has any info I need and also listed is exchange account - again I have no info for this.

Am I getting imap because talk talk does not use smtp??

Does anyone know what setting I need.

Thank you and look forward to hearing from you

Otherwise I am loving my tab.
All the best
Linda

[Bart Laroc]

Magicflower, on 30 January 2012 - 10:45 PM, said:

Hi

I can not get my talk talk email to work on my galaxy p100 - I have been on the talktalk web site and email them but the only thing I got back was they do not have a term to sort this out.

I set up as follows

username@talktalk.net
pop3
mail.talktalk.net
incoming port 110

and then I get imap to set up (I do not get the smtp to do)and no one has any info I need and also listed is exchange account - again I have no info for this.

Am I getting imap because talk talk does not use smtp??

Does anyone know what setting I need.

Thank you and look forward to hearing from you

Otherwise I am loving my tab.
All the best
Linda

Talk Talk email

Your outgoing server shouldn't be the TalkTalk server, It should be your sim provider,
O2 >>>>>>> smtp.o2.co.uk
Orange >>> smtp.orange.co.uk
T-Mobile >> smtp.t-email.co.uk
Vodafone > smtp.vizzavi.co.uk or send.vodafone.net
3 >>>>>>>> smtp.three.co.uk

The settings above will only work when connected via GPRS, 3G etc.
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If you happen to be connected via WiFi then the settings will not work,
You would then need to have the outgoing server set to your current Internet Provider,

So if for instance you are on T-Mobile, but have TalkTalk Broadband via Wireless in your house, and in your work you have Virginmedia Broadband via Wireless this is what you would need to do.

At home set your outgoing server as smtp.talktalk.net on your phone (using home wi-fi Talk Talk),
On the way to work set it as smtp.t-email.co.uk (using T-Mobile 3G etc.),
then once you arrive at work set it to smtp.virginmedia.com (using works wi-fi virginmedia)
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an easier solution is to send messages from your talktalk address, but using gmail's smtp settings, receive via Gmail

log into gmail and in the settings, selected 'accounts and imports'
In the 'Send mail as' option, register your talktalk address.
you should receive a verification email.
go to to the email settings on your Tab,
keep the pop.talktalk.net setting for incoming mail (including talktalk address and password).
For the smtp settings, enter;
smtp.gmail.com
selected 'security type' SSL
'sever port' 465
click the 'Login Required' and use your gmail account username and password

this is for any wi-fi or 3G

[Magicflower]

Bart Laroc, on 31 January 2012 - 08:49 AM, said:

Talk Talk email

Your outgoing server shouldn't be the TalkTalk server, It should be your sim provider,
O2 >>>>>>> smtp.o2.co.uk
Orange >>> smtp.orange.co.uk
T-Mobile >> smtp.t-email.co.uk
Vodafone > smtp.vizzavi.co.uk or send.vodafone.net
3 >>>>>>>> smtp.three.co.uk

The settings above will only work when connected via GPRS, 3G etc.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If you happen to be connected via WiFi then the settings will not work,
You would then need to have the outgoing server set to your current Internet Provider,

So if for instance you are on T-Mobile, but have TalkTalk Broadband via Wireless in your house, and in your work you have Virginmedia Broadband via Wireless this is what you would need to do.

At home set your outgoing server as smtp.talktalk.net on your phone (using home wi-fi Talk Talk),
On the way to work set it as smtp.t-email.co.uk (using T-Mobile 3G etc.),
then once you arrive at work set it to smtp.virginmedia.com (using works wi-fi virginmedia)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
an easier solution is to send messages from your talktalk address, but using gmail's smtp settings, receive via Gmail

log into gmail and in the settings, selected 'accounts and imports'
In the 'Send mail as' option, register your talktalk address.
you should receive a verification email.
go to to the email settings on your Tab,
keep the pop.talktalk.net setting for incoming mail (including talktalk address and password).
For the smtp settings, enter;
smtp.gmail.com
selected 'security type' SSL
'sever port' 465
click the 'Login Required' and use your gmail account username and password

this is for any wi-fi or 3G

Hi Bart

A big thank you for reply. I have done all the things you guoted before

I can not understand why things are going wrong - I have a BT email which I set up ie with POP3 and SMTP with no problems - so I then tired to set up my talktalk and it will not work - so I took off the BT email, leaving me with no email. I then tired to set up talktalk and still it does not work.

I am using my galaxy tab 7 with no sim - and the email is my home email on a wireless setting (talktalk my boardband) it seems that whatever I do talktalk always goes over to imap for a setting. How I am doing things _-

I put in my email address and passwork - then used manual for the setup as clicking next does not work - my next page states POP3 - IMAP - exchange. I do not get the chance to put in smtp info. With my BT email I only had to add email and password click next and worked.

I am missing a setting or do you think that talktalk does not work in the galaxy tab 7 - my reason for getting this working - is that I am leaving BT to go over to talktalk - home use.

If there is not other help or advice - I will try your gmail way.

Thank you again and if you can advise further, I would very much appreciate.
Linda

[rrrccc]

My tab won't seem to allow me to download large email files. I get an error message that the file is too large to download. The last file was only 17 MB.

[Bart Laroc]

rrrccc, on 01 February 2012 - 03:58 AM, said:

My tab won't seem to allow me to download large email files. I get an error message that the file is too large to download. The last file was only 17 MB.

tested sending an email with 17mb attachment:-

Hotmail to Gmail ....... downloaded the attachment, opened & played ok

Gmail to YahooMail ....... downloaded the attachment, opened & played ok

Gmail to Hotmail ........Download Failed, unable to download. File size too large

Hotmail to VirginMedia ........Download Failed, unable to download. File size too large

it appears the "Stock Email" is unable to download Large files (no idea what the size limit is)

Gmail & YahooMail both worked ok, I did not try any other 3rd party Mail apps

[Charlie Thomas]

Emailing memos I am failing

Can someone please help me. Am not the smartest person when it comes to technology, and could really do with some help.

Thank you!

[Moderator Blast]

Charlie Thomas, on 06 February 2012 - 12:01 PM, said:

Emailing memos I am failing

Can someone please help me. Am not the smartest person when it comes to technology, and could really do with some help.

Thank you!

The memos App on the 7" stores memos as .vnt files. So far in my long time in here, I have still not seen a post which has solved the problem of how to open them once you have emailed them to yourself.
So instead of telling you how to email them, can I suggest you download the App TxtPad it is easily accessible once emailed.
IF you still need help with how to email from txtpad, then please come back to us.

[atila]

ak3dgfx, on 10 December 2011 - 09:34 PM, said:

set yourself up with a GMail account, put a mail forwarder on your server to forward a copy of incoming mail to Gmail then use that account on the tab - instant 'push' email and nothing gets deleted on your server or your phone

This seem to be a good solution, not as short and precise as I would like to, but could work. Does anybody knows how to redirect mails in Mozilla Thunderbird?

Atila