I respectfully disagree! I have copied and moved multiple files from the
flash disk to a compact flash card with ease without using active
sync. One can move files with a specific extention or all files in a
folder. When at the filename prompt, press spacebar with dots 3, 5 at the
filename prompt and press enter. The BN will say something like all files,
X number of files were selected. One then is prompted for where they want
all the files to be copied or moved and like magic, they are all moved. I
use my wireless network to move files from my PC thus far.
Jim
At 08:41 PM 12/17/2005 , you wrote:
Using ActiveSync, you can move multiple files. If you want to move
numerous files that are all in the same folder, but not all of them, and
they don't have similar names, you have to move one file at a time to a
card. If a bunch of them are in a row, you can just move them all at
once. You can also paste whole folders from the computer to the
BrailleNote using active Sync. I often use ActiveSync to rearrange my
BrailleNote files because I find it easier to move them on the computer
using cut and paste. HTH.
Nicole
----- Original Message ----- From: "JD TownsendJD TOWNSEND" <
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Subject: [Braillenote] Why use Active Stink?
Greetings:
There is lots of interest in making MS Activesync work
smoothly; however, my question is more fundamental:
Aside from coordinating the MS OUTLOOK calendars & appointments, why use
Activesync? For file transfer I use cf cards and this just seems far simpler.
Thank you for helping me understand.
JD Townsend
Daytona FL USA
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