Technochic   40210 pts.  |   Dec 16 2008  3:32PM GMT

This seems confusing to me. You say both computers have the SAME account, so when you say “When one computer sends to the other” it would seem then that the user is sending mail to himself? Because obviously one COMPUTER cannot send mail to another COMPUTER, but rather one MAIL account is sending to itself and should show up on both computers, is that what you are trying to acheive? And the blackberry is the only device the email shows up? If this is not correct, please clarify.

Dedicatedit   15 pts.  |   Dec 17 2008  12:40PM GMT

Hello Tchnochic,

Thank you for your post. Yes, 2 computers have the same email account (they are a 2 member team) and often send emails back and forth under a shared email account.

The setup looks like this:
Computer “A” (user doesn’t have a BlackBerry)
Computer “B” (user DOES have a BlackBerry)

When the user of “A” sends an email to “B”’s computer it shows up only on their BlackBerry - the computer doesn’t receive it for some unknown reason.

Hope that helps - looking forward to your response.

Technochic   40210 pts.  |   Dec 17 2008  4:18PM GMT

Actually you are still wording this in a confusing way. COMPUTERS do not send and receive emails to each other, USERS send and receive emails to each other using email ACCOUNTS. So please clarify further the questions I asked before. You say they both have the SAME account and yet send email to EACH OTHER. You said the COMPUTER sends mail to the other COMPUTER, but COMPUTERS do not have email ACCOUNTS. The ONLY way to do this is if they open the shared email account say “shared  <a href="mailto:user@abc.com"" title="mailto:user@abc.com"">user at abc.com”</a>, and send an email TO “shareduser@abc.com”, which would mean they are sending an email to THEMSELF. It would be the same if I sent an email from ME to ME. So leave the COMPUTER out of the sceniario. Does user A in fact have a separate email account from user B ( <a href="mailto:usersa@abgc.com" title="mailto:usersa@abgc.com">usersa at abgc.com</a> and  <a href="mailto:userb@abc.com" title="mailto:userb@abc.com">userb at abc.com</a>)? If not, then are user A and B in fact logging into the SAME email account, meaning  <a href="mailto:shareduser@abc.com" title="mailto:shareduser@abc.com">shareduser at abc.com</a> for BOTH of them and sending an eamil to themself, meaning FROM  <a href="mailto:shareduser@abc.com" title="mailto:shareduser@abc.com">shareduser at abc.com</a> TO  <a href="mailto:shareduser@abc.com?" title="mailto:shareduser@abc.com?">shareduser at abc.com?</a>