Removing Versamail

[notEworthy27]

How do you remove Versamail from the Calendar view??? I won't be needing it since I don't have a POP or IMAP account. Is there a software that I could use for http offline email downloading for the T3?

[T3_slider]

As for HTTP offline e-mail downloading, I would look into OneMail (Although I think it only supports Hotmail, Yahoo, etc., so I don't know if it will work with your specific e-mail account, whatever that may be.)

There's also GlimmerMail, but it's designed for a Treo, so I don't know if that will work well if at all.

Definitely try the demos of each before buying (Search for them on PalmGear), because they may not work (And I don't think you can send e-mails from OneMail, so you'd need to keep VersaMail anyway).

I've been looking for a freeware or low-priced HTTP e-mail solution for a while with no success. If you use Outlook Express there are half-solutions, but that means you can't connect to a network and download your e-mails (You would have to be at your PC).

As for removing VersaMail from the Calendar view, I have no input (I have no clue how to do so).

[Demonstar]

Here's the question of the day on this subject. What device are you using? Some devices will allow you to remove versamail all together. But if your device is a TX; it's hard coded into rom and can't be removed. But it can be hidden. I perfer Snappermail to Versamail. You might want to try that one instead. Oh! before I forget to hid Versamil you will need a freeware program called invisble. It can be found at palmgear.com.

[upsguy27]

i think he said he had a T3.

[+Kardboard+]

You need JackSprat to get rid of VersaMail from the T3, and to get rid of it from the Agenda view, the third icon from the left on the status bar on the very bottom of the screen to pop up the menu bar, choose Options>>Display Options and uncheck Messages from the Agenda view.

[notEworthy27]

The Versamail can't be used with HTTP. Only IMAP or POP. Jacksprat is freeware right? BTW, Im using a T3.

[+Kardboard+]

Chattermail works with some of the HTTP mail services. JackSprat isn't free, you gotta buy it. Best bought as the JackFlash Bundle, so you can put stuff in the Flash after you remove it.