Technical data

Important Support and Installation Notes
Palm Client Notes
Intellisync Mobile Suite Release Notes 10
 Wireless Email now supports Japanese and Chinese display and editing. In addition,
usability and performance improvements were made to Wireless Email.
Palm Client Notes
The Treo 600 is no longer certified, though there are no known issues when using it.
Symbian Client Notes
 The 8.0 SP1 Nokia Intellisync Mobile Suite release features a number of usability
improvements in the S60 3rd Edition client:
 Attachment download and viewing process is simpler and faster.
 Support for editing in Arabic, Chinese, and Japanese.
 Add From Contacts is now supported when composing an email message.
 Faster client launch after turning on the device.
 Send As Email integration with the Messaging, File Manager, Contacts, and Call Logs
applications on the device.
 Cosmetic improvements on non-text-input native screens.
 Two icons are available in Installed Programs so you can add one to the top-level Active
Idle screen.
 Synchronizing the Internet Telephone field to Outlook's Other Telephone field in
Exchange systems.
 Simplified login screen with no pop-up menu.
 When you exit the user interface, a prompt asks if you want to go offline. This setting
remains in effect when you launch the interface again.
 On lower memory devices (E50, E70, N73 and N80), if the device closes the user
interface due to another application's memory requirements, you can now launch the
application again without entering a password/pin in most cases.
 Support for the Nokia N95 device, which was planned for this release, is delayed to a
subsequent release.
 For S60 3rd Edition devices, the device lock feature was previously supported only on
Nokia Eseries devices. The device lock feature is now supported on all S60 3rd Edition
devices. The device lock feature for S60 3rd Edition non-Eseries devices uses the unlock
code that is active on the device (factory default or end-user specified) and does not allow
the administrator to enter their own code at the time of locking the device.