Actual Unite! guide (rather than the basic one that RIM put up)
What do you want to see in there? All other posts besides suggestions for the guide will be moved.

Where is the infromation, contacts and calendar events stored.

How many days can you sync the calendar, foward and back.

Any limit on contacts.

A notice that Unite! installs an IT policy on the device. That seems to be the big issue.

and a way to alter that policy.

A how to on removing Unite.

A note that your pc must be on at all times if you added your email accounts to Unite.

yep. I agree on that. and an explaination on why as well

if you like i can write up a way of how to remove the IT policy completely from the device

sure, i dont have mine in front of me, so go ahead and post it here or PM it and ill include it.

...That you have to have the "Server" service on windows enabled or weird crap happens and it doesn't tell you that is why. I was having trouble with communication between my dispatcher service and my controller service as well as the Unite Connector. It was failing on RPC calls, but it wasn't telling me that. By default, all of my home machines have the server service disabled as it just takes up memory, opens security holes and usually isn't needed for the average user.

ill make sure to include that part in red.

Suggestion..........DO NOT INSTALL UNITE----UNLESS you fully read the guide first. ***Policy gets installed***
***PC needs to be running at all times***

.....and all the other suggestions.

Check

http://www.blackberryforums.com/blac...tml#post927125

Sorry this is taking so long, do we have any other suggestions on what to include? I am going to include the existing guide into it, just to keep it all in one place.

Maybe something to the effect that if you want to get rid of Unite, but don't want to go through the wipe-restore cycle right away, changing the HandheldBlob to the hex value from the default policy record, or one of Grimlin's prior to deleting the user will leave the BB in a less draconian state than Unite out of the box. For those who don't heed Nextel User's advice, and then find out that getting rid of it is too advanced for them.