So did a little more digging and of course where there is information there
must be a way to capture it. This is a direct quote from Onset Technology's
website. They offer a solution called "METAmessage" that can capture
pin-to-pin messages. Their product also offers other features like the
ability to view attachments.

"PIN-to-PIN Archiving
Administrators in sensitive sectors often disable PIN-to-PIN messaging due
to regulations requiring that all messages such as email be recorded or
archived. In these cases, handhelds would be unused in an emergency if the
email server or other network infrastructure were down.

METAmessage lets administrators archive PIN-to-PIN messages as a default
protocol under normal conditions, so that in an emergency, the feature is
enabled and handhelds are available for emergency communications. Upon
sending a PIN message, the METAmessage client copies the content, including
To:, CC:, and BCC: information, and sends it via email transport to an
address chosen by the administrator. The message can then be processed with
whatever method or tool that is configured by the administrator."

Sharon Burnett
Seattle Washington USA

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