[Lawguy]

I am the proud new owner of a 7100t. I have configured my e-mail through the Blackberry WEb Client since my company still refuses to spring for BES.

Our company mail network is based on Lotus Notes and I have internet access through inotes.

I have no problem receiving mail that is sent. However, if I reply to a company message that is received, the reply address is wrong and I cannot automatically reply.

For example: Joe Blow's e-mail address is

If Joe sends me an e-mail it comes up in my Blackberry as Joe.Blow/company@company.com. If I reply, it is obviously the incorrect address and I cannot reply.

Is there a fix to this?

Many thanks.

[thefoole]

Lawguy,
Somebody in my company is having the same problem. Did you find any answers to the problem? I'm suppose to find out why, but I haven't found any solutions.

[Lawguy]

I think I found the cause, but I don't know how to fix it. See the link belowhttp://www.blackberry.com/knowledgec...4&vernum=1

[Lawguy]

Anyone have an answer on how to fix this?

[nlk10010]

but I have a similar problem and I don't think there's a way to solve it. I also don't think that the Support Note referenced above deals with this particular issue.

I also hook up through BWC/iNotes and my organization (College) has INTERNAL mail addresses; e.g. xxx/academic/yyy. If I get a message sent to me from someone using their internal address as a reply-to there's no way I can return the message because you are essentially trying to send to an internal address over the internet. My old Nextel account never had trouble with this because it was set up with a Desktop Assistant program running on the PC in my office and mail was always sent TO the program first and then the DA would use Lotus Notes directly to send the message, and of course the Notes client on my machine understands internal addresses.

Now of course I may be off on this, in particular on the problem YOU'RE having. But I DO know that the one I'M experiencing is similar and seems unsolvable with the BWC architecture. The only thing I could even THINK of doing would be to enter both the internal and internet addresses in my BB phone book and somehow try to switch between them.

=NLK=

[vinniet]

I am not sure if this solves any of your problems. I too use POP and iNotes. We do not use the Notes client and I have 7230 on TMO.

I do not want to use web client because I do not want to wait up to 10 minutes to get a message. Ok I know that is crazy.

So you can use Domino messaging which you have to pay and I could not get it working. So what I did was make my notes ID a group. Then I changed my notes id to something else.

In that group I included my new notes id and the . So if my email address is I changed myname to myname2 for Notes. They I made the group myname. Now it will go to two places my notes mailbox and my BB.

Ok now for the problem. If I get a email from iNotes it does not go to my BB. Also if I send a note from iNotes it says my email address is . This is not a problem since I try to reply with my BB or use POP thru Outlook.

I also tried creating a Domino script that send the mail to me but I loose the TO: and CC: (not sure if its both). I also have this problem with Outlook rule that forwards me the mail at one of my clients.

I hope this help someone ... also if anyone a better way, I would like to hear it.

[Lawguy]

I think that the problem that I have is the same one as nlk10010's. Internal e-mail is getting screwed up.

I regularly e-mail with probably 10 other internal users, so I just have to remember to change the address to the correct address when I am replying.

I guess that there is no real better solution.