E90 - outlook email: HELP please

Question

Hello everyone,
I am seriously considering buying the E90. It seems a good option as I need excel, powerpoint, good browser and email.
I am not very techy, so my question may sound simple/stupid, but if anyone can help me with it I'd really appreciate it, as it is absolutely key to my decision:
- I have a windows XP laptop, and my professional emails are on outlook. Will I be able to download my outlook inbox (emails) onto the E90? My purpose is to answer emails from the E90, while travelling, eg on the phone.
Thanks for the help!

Answer 1

I bought E90 without checking this, expecting it would be syncing emails since it is the new version of communicator. Was living fine with old 9500 , but small and GPS powered E90 was attractive.Although it is a small disappoinment , have a "better than nothing" solution.
Add a small piece of code to your outlook in order to create a task for each arriving mail , including subject and body, and if you wish to "sync" sent mails do it for the sent mails as well.
Then you have to just sync your tasks , and you will have all your mails there.
You dont want to mess with your real tasks , create a new folder in outlook and do the same for this new folder, but you have to manually change folder info in PcSuite and sync twice.
Since I am not using tasks, it  is working fine for me.
As I said , it is better than nothing.
Private Sub Application_ItemSend(ByVal Item As Object, Cancel As Boolean)
Dim myitem As Outlook.TaskItem
Set myitem = Outlook.CreateItem(olTaskItem)
myitem.Subject = "[Sent]" & Item.Subject
myitem.StartDate = Now
myitem.DueDate = DateAdd("d", 2, Now)
myitem.Body = "You have sent this mail on : " + Str(Now) + vbCrLf
myitem.Body = myitem.Body + "You have sent this mail to : " + Item.To + vbCrLf
myitem.Body = myitem.Body + String(50, "-") + vbCrLf
myitem.Body = myitem.Body + Item.Body
myitem.ReminderTime = Format(DateAdd("d", 2, Now), "DD/MM/YYYY 14:00:00")
myitem.Importance = Item.Importance
myitem.Save
myitem.Close (olSave)
Set myitem = Nothing
End Sub
Private Sub Application_NewMailEx(ByVal EntryIDCollection As String)
Dim Item As Outlook.MailItem
Set Item = Application.Session.GetItemFromID(EntryIDCollection)
Dim myitem As Outlook.TaskItem
Set myitem = Outlook.CreateItem(olTaskItem)
myitem.Subject = Item.SenderEmailAddress & "," & Item.Subject
myitem.StartDate = Now
myitem.DueDate = DateAdd("d", 2, Now)
myitem.Body = Item.Body
myitem.ReminderTime = Format(DateAdd("d", 2, Now), "DD/MM/YYYY 14:00:00")
myitem.Importance = Item.Importance
myitem.Save
myitem.Close (olSave)
Set myitem = Nothing
End Sub