Thread: Start w/.113 or .114 when going to V3.0

You've seen this before, "Hi, I'm a Newbie...", well, its true for me also. Just found this site a few days ago and took the plunge to upgrade from .75 to .113. Today was the first full day using .113 and mostly enjoyed the system upgrades except for the battery drain. Today was the first day in 3 months that my battery was drained down to the point of having a red battery icon with half a bar left. So, I was thinking about going on to the V3.0. My question is, will I be able to run this over .113 or will I need to install .114 and then V3.0?

Originally Posted by ThumbWrangler

You've seen this before, "Hi, I'm a Newbie...", well, its true for me also. Just found this site a few days ago and took the plunge to upgrade from .75 to .113. Today was the first full day using .113 and mostly enjoyed the system upgrades except for the battery drain. Today was the first day in 3 months that my battery was drained down to the point of having a red battery icon with half a bar left. So, I was thinking about going on to the V3.0. My question is, will I be able to run this over .113 or will I need to install .114 and then V3.0?

Welcome to BlackBerryOS ThumbWrangler!!!
All you have to do is install right into 113, just follow the directions from the OP and you will be just fine. If you have any questions along the way we are here to help!

Thanks for the quick response.

Where do you suggest that I post a question about using DM 4.6 or higher to sync with my Outlook 2000? (BBTech had me installing 4.2.2 to do this, but in doing the upgrades, had to uninstall 4.2 to install 4.6. It would be great to not have to swap back and forth to sync my data.)

Originally Posted by ThumbWrangler

Thanks for the quick response.

Where do you suggest that I post a question about using DM 4.6 or higher to sync with my Outlook 2000? (BBTech had me installing 4.2.2 to do this, but in doing the upgrades, had to uninstall 4.2 to install 4.6. It would be great to not have to swap back and forth to sync my data.)

You don't have to go back and forth swapping data. 4.6 will recognize Outlook the same way 4.2 did.

When I tried to set up the sync, Outlook 2000 was not a choice. Outlook Express was a choice, but not OL2000. In trying the option Outlook Express, it did not recognize it.

Originally Posted by ThumbWrangler

When I tried to set up the sync, Outlook 2000 was not a choice. Outlook Express was a choice, but not OL2000. In trying the option Outlook Express, it did not recognize it.

So you are saying that 4.2 recognized Outlook 2000 but not 4.6?

Correct. (4.2.2 actually) The Tech said that because I was using an older version of Outlook, they recommended using 4.2.2 for Outlook2000. It works, just was hoping that I wouldn't have to uninstall 4.6 and reinstall 4.2.2 when I was finished upgrading the OS to get back to sync-ing my data.

Originally Posted by ThumbWrangler

Correct. (4.2.2 actually) The Tech said that because I was using an older version of Outlook, they recommended using 4.2.2 for Outlook2000. It works, just was hoping that I wouldn't have to uninstall 4.6 and reinstall 4.2.2 when I was finished upgrading the OS to get back to sync-ing my data.

That sucks but I guess that's the only option