Customers who integrated their Windows Live® Hotmail® accounts using MSP (Microsoft® proprietary protocol) and who use a Windows Live® (Windows Live® Hotmail®, MSN® or Bell Sympatico®, for example) email address with the BlackBerry® Internet Service must re-validate their account every 360 days. Many customers may be required to revalidate their account [...]]]>

Customers who integrated their Windows Live® Hotmail® accounts using MSP (Microsoft® proprietary protocol) and who use a Windows Live® (Windows Live® Hotmail®, MSN® or Bell Sympatico®, for example) email address with the BlackBerry® Internet Service must re-validate their account every 360 days. Many customers may be required to revalidate their account during the first and second week of August 2010. Three days prior to re-validation, Research In Motion® (RIM) will send a PIN message to customers’ BlackBerry® smartphone to let them know that re-validation is required. Please note that re-validation is not required where users have integrated their Windows Live Hotmail accounts using POP.

For more information about revalidating your account please see:

• Why am I being asked to confirm my Windows Live email address? [link to http://blogs.blackberry.com/2010/07/confirm-windows-live-email-address/#more-1463]
• How to re-validate your Windows Live Hotmail, MSN, and Bell Sympatico email integrations [link to http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB13137]

Source BlackBerry Support Community Forums

First thing to do is select options. Then under options select Screen/Keyboard. From this location you can select:

When entering your Phone Number into an Email, [...]]]> I posted about these little but handy shortcuts back in July and thought I would re-post the article for those that may find it helpful. Alot of  BlackBerry Users probaly use these shortcuts on a regular basis, but for those who didn’t know about these; Enjoy!

When entering your Phone Number into an Email, Calendar Event Notes, Memo Pad, Tasks or pretty much anything you enter information into on your BlackBerry,  you can always use these shortcuts. All you have to do is type in mynumber then hit the space key and your phone number will now be displayed.

When you need to know your PIN number or need to send it to someone its pretty much the same process. Type in mypin then hit the space key and your PIN number will now be displayed.

When you need to know your Model number and OS version or need to send it to someone, type in myver then hit the space key and your info will be displayed.

If you want to see what shorcuts are available when browsing on your BlackBerry you can see a previous article HERE!

While in your Browser viewing a web site using the following keys will give you the following results for most current models.

P (Will show you the page address you [...]]]> I use a lot of these shortcuts on a daily basis and figured this may be some new information for some BlackBerry® users.

While in your Browser viewing a web site using the following keys will give you the following results for most current models.

P (Will show you the page address you are on and give you the option to copy or send the address.)

I (Zoom In on the page)
O (Zoom out on the page)
U (Full Screen view)
Y (Shows your History)
R (Refreshes the Screen)
A (Add the current  site to your bookmarks)
S (Browser Option/Settings)
D (Close/Exit out of Browser)
F and V (Search)
G (Opens Browser as Go To shortcut)
H (Takes you to your set Home Page)
K (opens your Bookmarks)
Del<- (Back Page)
Z  (Maximize & Minimize if available)
C (Connection Information)
T (Top of Page)
B (Bottom of Page)

If you know of any other shortcuts feel free to leave a comment and shar them.

When entering your Phone Number into an Email, Calendar Event Notes, Memo Pad, Tasks or pretty much anything you enter information into on your BlackBerry,  you can always use these shortcuts. All you have [...]]]> Alot of  BlackBerry Users probaly use these shortcuts on a regular basis, but for those who find this useful; Enjoy!

When entering your Phone Number into an Email, Calendar Event Notes, Memo Pad, Tasks or pretty much anything you enter information into on your BlackBerry,  you can always use these shortcuts. All you have to do is type in mynumber then hit the space key and your phone number will now be displayed.

When you need to know your PIN number or need to send it to someone its pretty much the same process. Type in mypin then hit the space key and your PIN number will now be displayed.

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