Managing your Enterprise inbox is simplest on BlackBerry

Would be lovely if the gmail plugin worked this way.

Scrolling through loads of labels is a pita.

Otherwise, it looks quite cool.

this is great. however, when i go to file its not showing me any of my sub email folders.

Doesn't work for my hotmail account unfortunately. All I get are Inbox with a subfolder of Spam. In reality I have maybe 15 subfolders.

The "i" shortcut didn't work for me so I went to menu and looked for "file" and its missing. I installed a leaked os on my 9930 and wonder if that's my problem...

is BES data plan required to do so? I got BIS and have only Inbox folder.

BIS still, for the most part, is a crude Inbox poll-and-push service. (Gmail might be a special exception) Honestly, it kinda sucks in comparison to BES.

As long as that doesn't change, I have a reason to keep developing LogicMail (3rd party standalone mail client).

Has anyone tried BES Express?

Another great tip taking filing one step further. If you have multiple messages in your Enterprise inbox on the same subject, you can highlight on one of them, click menu, search by subject, hold alt key, scroll to highlight them all, then hit I and file them away appropriately. Sometimes by the end of the day I've had a dozen messages on the same subject, so this makes it super easy to file them all away at the same time instead of filing them one by one. Or, change display type to group by subject and it's even easier. Coming back to BB for the 9930 has increased my efficiency tenfold when it comes to mobile email management and general productivity.

This works great on BES. Very efficient way to manage your emails remotely and avoid duplication with your work station. Thanks for reminding me about this.

BTW, I am back to my Tour after attempting to use the HTC Thunderbolt for 2 months. Thunderbolt is great media type phone but doesn't compare to BB and BES when it comes to communication.

"I'm an "Inbox Zero" guy - my goal is to empty my email inbox as quickly as possible."

I found this to be a cute comment. Zero inbox. I lost the ability to do that around 1998.

@raremage +1!!

I love how it remembers where i've filed files before. I use this all the time... it's actually creepy at how well it knows where to file my emails.

Issac, you should check out the Outlook add-in called "QuickFile for Outlook":

http://www.addins4outlook.com/quickfile/default.asp

Best solution I've found to date to keep my inbox to a minimum, while still maintaining a complex folder structure for in-bound and out-bound emails.

Ok here's a question: I am on BIS with a BB that I was allowed to keep when I left my employer. When I look at the email folders, the folders I had on my work BES Outlook laptop show up. How do I get rid of these folders? AND...
How do I tell which inbox folder goes to which email account? You cant really manage the folders on BB with a BIS account?

Yeah I prefer filing messages on my BB versus on my desktop. I would always hit Menu > F x 3 and then click the trackpad. It would remember common ones like you said, but it is also easy to start typing the name of the folder for unrecognized emails. But your 'i' tip is something I didn't know, and am REALLY stoked about! This is awesome!!!

This would be totally awesome, however there's something I have never been able to figure out....

My BlackBerry is associated with a BES Server -> Exchange 2007 mailbox. If I read or delete messages on my BlackBerry, they do not show up as read when I log into Outlook. The same applies for the inverse...if I open messages or delete in Outlook, they don't necessarily show up as read or deleted on my BlackBerry.

It does work occasionally but overall the behavior is very inconsistent.

Am I the only one experiencing this behavior? Is there a setting I have missed somewhere? I have tried "Reconcile Now" and that has no effect.

It's a shame BIS doesn't support folders. On any iphone, android or nokia folder support comes natively with IMAP mailbox...