Windows Mobile devices can't send to my iPhone

I searched many pages of this forum with no answer and no similar issues:
I have my iPhone syncing up with Exchange 2003 via the IMAP protocol. It sends/receives messages fine. It receives messages from BlackBerry devices fine.
It will not download or receive messages sent from Windows Mobile devices (version 6 Standard or Professional). I've had 3 different people send me messages from their phones and I cannot get them - iPhone Mail says "downloading X of X messages..." so I know it sees there's a new message, but it will not show up, or even recognize the new message. If these same people send me a message in Outlook 2003 I get it on the iPhone, but not when they send from their Windows Mobile device.
If I don't hear anything from anyone in here (as it looks like there are many unanswered topics) I will contact Apple.

The problem occurs when on both the EDGE or Wi-Fi networks.
The messages are plain text messages (with or without attachments) sent from an HTC Tilt, Samsung Blackjack II, and another Windows Mobile 6 phone.
The iPhone will initially tell me that it sees the new message (Loading 1 of 1 messages), but will not display or download the message. I also made sure it's not being auto-sent into the Deleted Items or Junk or Spam folders (remember this is under Exchange). This same person, when they e-mail me from another client like Outlook - will have no problem sending a message and me getting it.
There is no notice on the sender's end that their message was not downloaded on my end.
I can see their message fine in the Outlook or Entourage client.

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I want to know whether I can do this in Java itself,because otherwise I would have to resort to some C++ methods(that uses the connection manager api) and call that using jni. But if there is some java method for this,it would have been helpful and straightforward..
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Hey forum....
When I dock my Windows Mobile device in a Windows 7 PC, the Windows Mobile Device Center opens and I can browse the device and copy files between it and the PC. However, I'm looking some kind of way to automate this process. All I'm really interested in
is a single file named TEXT.TXT which is stored in the My Documents folder. Basically, I'm looking for a script that will detect the Windows device (it's USB-attached) when docked, find the file TEXT.TXT in the My Documents folder and then copy this file to
the /Temp folder on the desktop.
I've tried using the synchronization feature of WMDC but it copies the file to a documents folder set up for the specific device. Instead, I'm looking to find and copy the file to C:\TEMP regardless of the device.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Everett
Just configure the device to sync the folders you want to sync. Start by reading the help very carefully.
This is not a scripting question and this forum is not for end user questions. I suggest posting in the Windows Phone forum.
You can also sync via OneDrive over a cellular or wireless connection.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

700w not recognized by Vista with windows mobile device center

please help:
i have a treo 700w that doesn't want to consistently connect to machine I am working on. when it works (rarely), it works fine, when it doesn't there is no explanation. I have restarted both computer and phone, and I can't seem to get a connection made.
Further I tried to uninstall/reinstall the windows mobile device center, i have removed the sync profiles on both my computer and phone, but nothing is seeming to work. I find it interesting that vista recognized my Smartphone USB device (it shows in the device manager), but that windows mobile device center doesn't show that anything is connected.
I am connecting via USB, but would be happy to connect via bluetooth, but when i try that approach, it only offers headset/wireless stereo (i'm looking for calendar/contacts/etc).
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-cb
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Hi AlanG,
I have tried multiple USB connections, and do not have another sync cable. No luck.
Though, your post gave me an idea and that was to use a safety pin to scrape the contacts at the bottom of the phone. I keep the phone in my pocket most of the time, so there was some visible grime, though i would have guessed that the connection could have been made (it wasn't that grimy, just not shiny).
The other thing that was interesting is that when it was plugged in previous to the cleaning it shows the device connected to be a " smartphone usb sync ". Post cleaning, it now shows as a " PocketPC ". I'm not sure what the difference is, nor if I should be hoping that it reads "treo 700w", but hey, can't look a gift horse in the mouth, right?
So, that, in addition with removing all partnerships on both the machine and the treo (and after restarting my phone) it finally connected.
Wow. What a remarkable pain. Let's hope it keeps working.
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Bluetooth mobile peers can't send files to Mac

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For the test additionally two mobile devices are used, one is a mobile phone with some old version of Symbian,
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Even if the term "to share" also addresses using belongings of other persons
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Task Category: None
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Date:          12/8/2014 12:45:54 PM
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Hey forum....
When I dock my Windows Mobile device in a Windows 7 PC, the Windows Mobile Device Center opens and I can browse the device and copy files between it and the PC. However, I'm looking some kind of way to automate this process. All I'm really interested in
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I've tried using the synchronization feature of WMDC but it copies the file to a documents folder set up for the specific device. Instead, I'm looking to find and copy the file to C:\TEMP regardless of the device.
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Everett

Hey forum....
When I dock my Windows Mobile device in a Windows 7 PC, the Windows Mobile Device Center opens and I can browse the device and copy files between it and the PC. However, I'm looking some kind of way to automate this process. All I'm really interested in
is a single file named TEXT.TXT which is stored in the My Documents folder. Basically, I'm looking for a script that will detect the Windows device (it's USB-attached) when docked, find the file TEXT.TXT in the My Documents folder and then copy this file to
the /Temp folder on the desktop.
I've tried using the synchronization feature of WMDC but it copies the file to a documents folder set up for the specific device. Instead, I'm looking to find and copy the file to C:\TEMP regardless of the device.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Everett
Just configure the device to sync the folders you want to sync. Start by reading the help very carefully.
This is not a scripting question and this forum is not for end user questions. I suggest posting in the Windows Phone forum.
You can also sync via OneDrive over a cellular or wireless connection.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Ran "sfc /scannow"
All Microsoft Updates are current.
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https://support.microsoft.com/lifecycle/search?sort=PN&alpha=windows+mobile+device&Filter=FilterNO
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