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| Motorola Q and connecting to website on a different port than 80 I need to connect to some website on differnet ports than 80 which is normally done in the PC based IE like the following: http://www.mysite.com:5000 to connect on port 5000. This does not appear to work by default on my Motorola Q. Are there any settings to allow this? Also, I see some people are able to access OMA and OWA with the Q. OWA requires frames which apparently my Q does not support. Is there some sort of update for the Q for frames or are others just using a different browser.      |
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