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About the guideThis is an early release of the exam guide. For updated information and the most recent version, refer to www.blackberry.com/go/certification.


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ContentsAbout the guide ......................................................................................... 4Exam Guide ................................................................................................ 7BlackBerry Certification Program general information....................... 8Take the exam............................................................................................9Exam details ...............................................................................................11

Audience ............................................................................................................. 12Exam prerequisites............................................................................................ 13Recommendations............................................................................................. 13Test structure ..................................................................................................... 14

What does BlackBerry certification mean to me?................................15Exam sections and weightings .............................................................. 16

Exam sections .................................................................................................... 16Section weightings.............................................................................................17

Exam objectives ........................................................................................18How can I get training? ...........................................................................21Practice items .......................................................................................... 22Training Preparation Matrix .................................................................. 27Related instructor-led training .............................................................28Related web-based training .................................................................. 33

BlackBerry smartphones and BlackBerry Device Software ........................33BlackBerry Internet Service .............................................................................33

Additional reference materials..............................................................34BlackBerry Internet Service ............................................................................ 34BlackBerry devices and BlackBerry Desktop Software............................... 34

Acronym list .............................................................................................35

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Exam GuideExam # BCX-210 Supporting BlackBerry Devices in a BlackBerry Internet Service Environment

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BlackBerry Certification Program general information

The BlackBerry® Certification Program is designed to enhance your professional credibility by providing quantifiable proof of your skills and knowledge related to BlackBerry solutions. BlackBerry certification will help to set you apart in the competitive world of mobile devices and applications.

The BlackBerry Certification Program exams are role based. They focus on the practical application of the knowledge and skills required by specific roles in all stages of a BlackBerry solution deployment. Initially, BlackBerry certification will be available for the following roles:

• BlackBerry® Certified Support Specialist

• BlackBerry® Certified Server Support Specialist

• BlackBerry® Certified System Administrator

• BlackBerry® Certified Solution Designer

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Take the exam

Register for the examFollow the steps below to register for a BlackBerry Certification Program exam.

1. Review details for the BlackBerry Certification Program exam you want to take on the BlackBerry website at www.blackberry.com/certification

a. Review the BlackBerry Certification Program Guide.

b. Review the corresponding exam guide.

2. Once you have decided to register for a BlackBerry Certification Program exam, click the Register Now link located beside the exam title on the web page.

3. You will be redirected from the www.blackberry.com web site to the website of the company administering the BlackBerry Certification Program exams. This is the test service provider.

4. Select a date and time to take the exam. (You may also register over the phone or in person at the testing location).

Attempting a BlackBerry Certification Program exam1. You should arrive at the testing center at the scheduled time

with 2 pieces of ID. At least one should be a valid photo ID.

2. You will be asked to register with the test service provider, if you have not already done so. Once you have registered, you will receive a candidate ID from the test service provider and a unique BlackBerry Certification Program ID. As part of the registration process you will need to read and, if you agree, sign the Candidate Rules Agreement.

Identification is considered to be valid (non-expired) as long as it does not have an expiration date that has passed.

For a list of acceptable photo ID cards, please refer to Valid photo IDs.

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secure area outside the testing room.

4. You will take the BlackBerry Certification Program exam.

5. Once you complete the BlackBerry Certification Program exam, you will immediately be given a score report indicating whether you passed or failed the exam.

a. If you pass, you will become BlackBerry Certified.

b. If you do not pass, you will be provided with study information. You should also review the exam retake policy in the BlackBerry Certification Program Guide.

Valid photo IDsThe following are acceptable forms of identification:

*Note: A credit card can be used as a primary form of ID only if it displays both a photo and a signature and is not expired. Any credit card can be used as a secondary form of ID, as long as it displays a signature and is not expired.

The primary ID must have a permanently affixed photograph and a signature and must be valid (not expired). An ID must be an original document and not a photocopy or a fax.

The secondary ID must display your signature.

A BlackBerry Certification Program ID will be assigned to you the first time that you complete a BlackBerry Certification Program exam. The BlackBerry Certification Program ID will be used by BlackBerry Certification Program administrators.

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Primary ID Secondary ID

• Government-issued driver’s license

• Employee ID or work badge

• Passport

• Military ID

• Credit card

• Check cashing card


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Exam detailsThis exam targets support representatives who specialize in supporting BlackBerry devices and BlackBerry® Desktop Software in a BlackBerry® Internet Service environment. The majority of these representatives work in contact centers or IT service desk environments and have the required knowledge to assist with common issues that may arise in a BlackBerry Internet Service environment.

To obtain certification for the role of BlackBerry Certified Support Specialist, candidates are required to successfully complete the Supporting BlackBerry Devices in a BlackBerry Internet Service Environment exam only.

Candidates may also fulfill the requirements of the BlackBerry Certified Support Specialist certification by completing the Supporting BlackBerry Devices in an Enterprise Environment exam.

This is a beta version of the exam.

Research In Motion (RIM) offers beta versions of exams as new and updated questions are developed. Beta exams provide you an opportunity to attempt a new BlackBerry Certification Program exam before it is released to the general public.

A beta exam will consist of approximately 150-180 questions to be completed over 4 hours.

BlackBerry certification beta exams will be available by invitation only and candidates will be asked to answer all of the questions that may be used in the final exam. If beta candidates pass the beta exam, they will receive the corresponding BlackBerry certification.

If you would like to be considered for a beta exam, please email [email protected].


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AudienceThe candidate for the Supporting BlackBerry devices in a BlackBerry Internet Service environment exam possesses the knowledge required to support BlackBerry devices and BlackBerry Desktop Software in a BlackBerry Internet Service environment. The candidate demonstrates a high level of understanding of BlackBerry devices, the BlackBerry Internet Service, and BlackBerry® Desktop Manager.

The candidate knows how to access and use product guides as well as troubleshooting documentation for BlackBerry devices, the BlackBerry Internet Service, and BlackBerry Desktop Manager.

The candidate interacts with customers appropriately and demonstrates fundamental problem-solving skills necessary to assist customers. The candidate has basic computer skills, but does not necessarily have in-depth technical training.


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What can the candidate do without assistance?

• Navigate and configure various settings and features on BlackBerry devices

• Create BlackBerry Internet Service accounts and set up basic account settings, as well as configure email message filters and auto-signatures

• Modify basic settings for BlackBerry Internet Service accounts using the BlackBerry Internet Service admin website, for example, changing the PIN and IMEI/ESN for the BlackBerry device associated with the account and sending service books to the BlackBerry device

What can the candidate do with assistance?

• Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to the integration of email accounts with the BlackBerry Internet Service

• Install and configure BlackBerry Desktop® Manager for use with an email application

In what environments can the candidate complete the tasks?

• Contact centers

• IT service desks

What tools is the candidate familiar with?

• BlackBerry device

• BlackBerry Internet Service

• BlackBerry Desktop Manager

What is the candidate NOT expected to do?

• Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to the BlackBerry® Enterprise Server

Exam prerequisites• No prerequisites

Recommendations• Related training (Refer to the Training Matrix in the next

chapter of this guide for detailed training information.)

• Some degree of experience (3-9 months) with BlackBerry devices or the BlackBerry Internet Service


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Test structure

Note: A list of acronyms and a glossary will be provided during the exam.

Exam type: CBT: Linear Fixed Forms - Beta version

Availability: By invitation only

Pass/fail status: Single cut point, notified at a later date after all results are processed

Test scoring: Notice of completion

Score report: Mailed after results are processed

Languages: Initial release in English — plans for future translation

Item types/formats: Multiple choice — single and multiple answers

Drag and drop items - place procedures in order or select items from a larger list

Time to complete: 4 hours

Number of items: 190 scored items, 8 question survey, and agreement to the Candidate Agreement


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What does BlackBerry certification mean to me?

A candidate who has passed a BlackBerry Certification Program exam (either a BCX-### or BCP-### version) for one or more roles in the BlackBerry Certification Program has demonstrated proficiency with one or more BlackBerry solutions. To be certified through the BlackBerry Certification Program, you must pass one or more product-related, task-oriented proficiency exams.

BlackBerry certification may provide the following benefits:

• Immediate and quantifiable proof of skills and knowledge related to the implementation and support of BlackBerry solutions

• Can be used as part of a supplementary performance program

• Increased productivity and efficiency

• Advancement of skills and knowledge for those in information technology fields


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Exam sections and weightings

Exam sectionsThe Supporting BlackBerry Devices in a BlackBerry Internet Service Environment exam contains the following sections:

• Operating systems

• BlackBerry Desktop Manager installation and component functionality

• BlackBerry device functionality

• BlackBerry Internet Service functionality

• Customer experience

• Troubleshooting issues with BlackBerry Desktop Manager

• Troubleshooting issues with BlackBerry devices

• Troubleshooting issues in a BlackBerry Internet Service environment

• Reference documentation


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Section weightingsSection number

Section name % of exam

1 Operating systems 3%

2 BlackBerry Desktop Manager installation and component functionality

11%

3 BlackBerry device functionality 13%

4 BlackBerry Internet Service functionality 10%

5 Customer experience 8%

6 Troubleshooting issues with BlackBerry Desktop Manager 11%

7 Troubleshooting issues with BlackBerry devices 20%

8 Troubleshooting issues in a BlackBerry Internet Service environment

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9 Reference documentation 8%


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Exam objectives

Section 1 - Operating systems• Demonstrate knowledge of operating systems

• Describe best practices for safeguarding BlackBerry device user data

Section 2 - BlackBerry Desktop Manager installation and component functionality

• Identify BlackBerry Desktop Manager components and explain how to install BlackBerry Desktop Manager in a BlackBerry Internet Service environment

• Explain how to use the application loader tool to install or remove system software and third-party software

• Explain how to use the backup and restore tool, including its advanced functions

• Explain how to synchronize a BlackBerry device with organizer software installed on a computer

• List and explain the features of the media manager tool

• Explain how to use the switch device wizard in BlackBerry Desktop Manager

• Describe how to configure a BlackBerry device for use as a tethered modem

Section 3 - BlackBerry device functionality• Describe how to navigate on the BlackBerry device

• Define visual and numerical value indicators and icons, and identify where to locate them

• Describe the purpose and location of BlackBerry device identification numbers (including the PIN, the IMEI, and the ESN)

• Describe how to install and set up BlackBerry device hardware

• Describe how to set up and configure BlackBerry® Device Software

• Identify how to set up and configure BlackBerry device security features

• Identify functionality and usage of OTASL


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Section 4 - BlackBerry Internet Service functionality• Explain how to access the BlackBerry Internet Service web

site

• Explain how to configure a BlackBerry Internet Service account

• List supported email attachment formats

• Explain how to send calendar meeting requests

• Identify protocol-dependent reconciliation features relating to the BlackBerry Internet Service

Section 5 - Customer experience• Identify issues in specific situations

• Illustrate ways to provide added value for BlackBerry device users

• Illustrate ways to collect relevant information from BlackBerry device users

Section 6 - Troubleshooting issues with BlackBerry Desktop Manager

• Explain how to resolve issues related to the installation and operation of BlackBerry Desktop Manager and BlackBerry Device Software

• Explain how to resolve issues related to the application loader tool

• Explain how to resolve synchronization issues

• Explain how to resolve issues related to the migration of information from a device that is not a BlackBerry device

• Explain how to resolve issues related to the media manager tool

Section 7 - Troubleshooting issues with BlackBerry devices

• Explain how to resolve issues related to the message list

• Explain how to resolve issues related to the phone application

• Explain how to resolve issues related to the memo list, task list, address book, and calendar applications


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• Explain how to resolve issues related to the browser application

• Explain how to resolve issues related to the media application

• Explain how to resolve issues related to BlackBerry® Maps

• Identify and explain how to resolve connectivity issues related to the BlackBerry® Infrastructure

• Identify issues related to service books

• Explain how to resolve issues related to Java® errors

• Recognize and resolve issues related to low memory on BlackBerry devices

Section 8 - Troubleshooting in the BlackBerry Internet Service environment

• Explain how to resolve issues related to the creation of a BlackBerry Internet Service account using the BlackBerry device and the BlackBerry Internet Service web site

• Recognize and explain how to resolve issues related to supported integration types (such as web-based email accounts, work email accounts, and POP email accounts)

• Recognize and explain how to resolve issues related to email message filters, firewalls, and restricted services

• Recognize and explain how to resolve instant messaging issues

• Demonstrate familiarity with the features of the BlackBerry Internet Service administration web site

Section 9 - Reference documentation• Demonstrate familiarity with the BTSC

• Demonstrate familiarity with the help features of the BlackBerry device and the BlackBerry Internet Service

• Demonstrate familiarity with the help feature of BlackBerry Desktop Software


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How can I get training?Before taking a BlackBerry Certification Program exam, it is recommended that you have experience with the BlackBerry solution covered in the exam and that you read the corresponding exam guide.

As new BlackBerry Certification Program exams become available, corresponding exam guides will be available at www.blackberry.com/go/certification.

The following types of BlackBerry® Training resources, which may not be available for every BlackBerry certification exam, may help you prepare for BlackBerry Certification Program exams:

• BlackBerry instructor-led training

• BlackBerry web-based training

• BlackBerry self study materials

• Tutorials and resources from www.blackberry.com

How do I get training?• Contact BlackBerry Training at [email protected]

• Review information available at www.blackberry.com/go/training


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Practice itemsThe following items provide you with an idea of what to expect when you take a BlackBerry Certification Program exam.

Practice item 1BlackBerry Desktop Software is found in which of the following locations by default? (Choose two.)

a. c:\Program Files\BlackBerry

b. c:\BlackBerry Desktop Software\

c. c:\Program Files\Research In Motion\BlackBerry

d. c:\Program Files\Research In Motion\BIS

e. c:\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion

Correct answer: C and E

Practice item 2What services can the firewall on the BlackBerry device block? (Choose two.)

a. Outgoing SMS messages

b. Incoming PIN messages

c. Outgoing PIN messages

d. Incoming BlackBerry Internet Service email messages

e. Outgoing BlackBerry Internet Service email messages

Correct answer: B and D

Practice item 3A BlackBerry Internet Service subscriber has set an email message filter that applies a Level 1 notification to email messages that arrive with “Emergency” in the subject line. What will be the result of this email message filter? (Choose one.)

a. The BlackBerry device will filter email messages to email subfolders when an email message with “Emergency” in the subject line arrives on the BlackBerry device.

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“Emergency” in the subject line is sent to the BlackBerry device.

c. The BlackBerry device will play a special sound when an email message with “Emergency” in the subject line arrives on the BlackBerry device.

d. The BlackBerry device will automatically forward an email message with “Emergency” in the subject line using SMS messaging to a different mobile device.

e. The BlackBerry device will automatically reply with a template to an email message with “Emergency” in the subject line.

Correct answer: C

Practice item 4A BlackBerry device user is unable to open a supported attachment on the BlackBerry device. What are two possible causes of this issue? (Choose two.)

a. The original email message that contained the attachment is no longer saved on the messaging and collaboration server.

b. The firewall on the BlackBerry device is set to block attachments.

c. The BlackBerry device does not have the appropriate service book to open an older attachment, due to the original service book having been deleted or overwritten.

d. The original email message was forwarded to a BlackBerry email address, so the attachment was removed.

e. The BlackBerry Internet Service has deleted the attachment because it contains inappropriate content.

Correct answer: A and C

Practice item 5A BlackBerry device user is unable to receive email messages from an integrated POP3 email account on the BlackBerry device. What are three possible causes of this issue? (Choose three.)

a. The ISP has concurrent connections enabled.


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b. There are too many email messages in the POP3 mailbox.

c. The email messages for the integrated email account are being stored only in the root folder of the Inbox on the messaging and collaboration server.

d. An email message filter in the BlackBerry Internet Service account is blocking email message delivery to the BlackBerry device.

e. The firewall setting on the BlackBerry device is set to block incoming email messages from the BlackBerry Internet Service.

Correct answer: B, D, and E

Practice item 6A BlackBerry Internet Service subscriber is unable to create a BlackBerry Internet Service account. What are three possible causes for this issue? (Choose three.)

a. The BlackBerry device does not yet have an account associated with it.

b. A BlackBerry Internet Service account is already associated with the BlackBerry device.

c. The BlackBerry device is not provisioned with the services to create a BlackBerry Internet Service account.

d. The BlackBerry device does not yet have any email accounts associated with it.

e. The BlackBerry device has not been registered on the wireless network.

Correct answer: B, C, and E

Practice item 7A BlackBerry device user has purchased a new BlackBerry device to replace an existing one. When the PIN of the new BlackBerry device is assigned to the existing BlackBerry Internet Service account, what data will be sent to the new BlackBerry device? (Choose two.)

a. Bookmarks for the BlackBerry Internet Service Browsing service

b. All email messages from the BlackBerry devices user’s existing BlackBerry device


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c. All calendar entries from the BlackBerry devices user’s existing BlackBerry device for each integrated email account

d. Email service books for each integrated email account

e. Calendar service books for each integrated email account

Correct answer: D and E

Practice item 8Which of the following functions does Intellisync® perform? (Choose two.)

a. Synchronizes the BlackBerry device user's organizer data

b. Performs a backup of the BlackBerry device

c. Updates the date and time on the BlackBerry device

d. Reconciles email messages with integrated email accounts

e. Synchronizes filters with the BlackBerry Internet Service

Correct answer: A and C

Practice item 9A BlackBerry device user has a work email address on a Microsoft Exchange Server, but she is unable to integrate it with her BlackBerry device using Microsoft® Outlook® Web Access. The BlackBerry device user is sure that the email address and password are correct. What other things can the BlackBerry device user verify? (Choose three.)

a. The BlackBerry device user can verify that her system administrator has made her Microsoft Outlook Web Access account mobile ready and therefore compatible with the BlackBerry Internet Service.

b. The BlackBerry device user can verify that the mailbox name is correct.

c. The BlackBerry device user can verify that she is able to successfully log in to her Microsoft Outlook Web Access account from a browser outside of the company’s network.


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d. The BlackBerry device user can verify that the MAPI profile is working successfully with Microsoft Outlook on the computer.

e. The BlackBerry device user can verify that she is attempting the integration on the appropriate port by specifying either http:// or https:// for the Microsoft Outlook Web Access URL, since system administrators will make one or the other not available.

Correct answer: B, C, and E


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Exam Sections and Topics 716-00229 IPBD

Section 1 - Operating systems

1.1 Demonstrate knowledge of operating systems

1.2 Describe best practices for safeguarding BlackBerry® device user data

Section 2 - BlackBerry Desktop Manager installation component functionality

2.1 Identify BlackBerry® Desktop Manager components and explain how to install the BlackBerry Desktop Manager in a BlackBerry® Internet Service environment

2.2 Explain how to use the application loader tool

2.3 Explain how to use the backup and restore tool, including its advanced functions

2.4 Explain how to synchronize a BlackBerry device with organizer software installed on your computer

2.5 List and explain the features of the media manager tool

2.6 Explain how to use the switch device wizard

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2.7 Describe how to configure a BlackBerry device for use as a tethered modem

Section 3 - BlackBerry Device functionality

3.1 Describe how to navigate on the BlackBerry device

3.2 Define visual and numerical value indicators and icons, and identify where to locate them

3.3 Describe the purpose and location of BlackBerry device identification numbers, including the PIN, IMEI, and ESN

3.4 Describe how to install and set up BlackBerry device hardware

3.5 Describe how to set up and configure BlackBerry® Device Software

3.6 Identify how to set up and configure BlackBerry device security features

3.7 Identify functionality and usage of OTASL

Section 4 - BlackBerry Internet Service environment functionality

4.1 Explain how to access the BlackBerry Internet Service web site

4.2 Explain how to configure a BlackBerry Internet Service account

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4.5 Identify protocol-dependent reconciliation features relating to BlackBerry Internet Service

Section 5 - Customer experience

5.1 Identify issues given specific situation

5.2 Illustrate ways to provide added value for BlackBerry device users

5.3 Illustrate ways to collect relevant information from the BlackBerry device user

Section 6 -Troubleshooting issues with the BlackBerry Desktop Manager

6.1 Explain how to resolve issues related to the installation and operation of BlackBerry Desktop Manager and BlackBerry Device Software

6.2 Explain how to resolve issues related to the application loader tool

6.3 Explain how to resolve synchronization issues

6.4 Explain how to resolve issues related to the migration of information from a device that is not a BlackBerry device

6.5 Explain how to resolve issues related to the media manager tool

Section 7 - Troubleshooting issues with BlackBerry devices

7.1 Explain how to resolve issues related to the message list

7.2 Explain how to resolve issues related to the phone application


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7.3 Explain how to resolve issues related to memo list, tasks list, address book, and calendar

7.4 Explain how to resolve issues related to the browser application

7.5 Explain how to resolve issues related to the media application

7.6 Explain how to resolve issues related to BlackBerry® Maps

7.7 Identify and explain how to resolve connectivity issues related to the BlackBerry® Infrastructure

7.8 Identify issues related to service records and service books

7.9 Explain how to resolve issues related to Java® errors

7.10 Recognize and resolve issues related to low memory on BlackBerry devices

Section 8 - Troubleshooting issues in the BlackBerry Internet Service environment

8.1 Explain how to resolve issues related to the creation of a BlackBerry Internet Service account using the BlackBerry device and the BlackBerry Internet Service web site

8.2 Explain how to resolve issues related to supported integration types

8.3 Recognize and explain how to resolve issues related to email message filters, firewalls, and restricted services

8.4 Recognize and explain how to resolve issues related to instant messaging

8.5 Demonstrate familiarity with the features of the BlackBerry Internet Service administration web site


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9.1 Demonstrate familiarity with the BTSC

9.2 Demonstrate familiarity with the help features of the BlackBerry device and BlackBerry Internet Service

9.3 Demonstrate familiarity with the help feature of BlackBerry® Desktop Software


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BlackBerry Internet Service

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BlackBerry smartphone product overviews Various

What’s new with BlackBerry smartphone XXXX Various

Using BlackBerry Device Software 718-00259

Using BlackBerry Desktop Software 718-00275

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Additional reference materialsThe following documents are available in the BTSC located at www.blackberry.com/bts

BlackBerry Internet Service• BlackBerry Internet Service user guide

BlackBerry devices and BlackBerry Desktop Softwar• BlackBerry device user guides

• BlackBerry device getting started guides

• Instant messaging for BlackBerry devices user guides

• Technical advisories

• BlackBerry device webinars

• BlackBerry forums

• BlackBerry device and BlackBerry Internet Service help files

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Acronym list

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BTSCBlackBerry Technical SolutionCenter

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ESNelectronic serial number

I

IDidentification

IMEIInternational Mobile Equip-ment Identity

ISPInternet Service Provider

M

MAPIMessaging Application Pro-gramming Interface

O

OTASLover the air software loading

P

PINpersonal identification number

POPPost Office Protocol

S

SMSShort Message Service


DRAFT

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