Hi Eugene:
I can tell you that that was one of the problems with that
particular upgrade. It was the first of it's kind. You're doing
everything right, but that particular upgrade is a slow process.
Are you using dial up, or what? You may also check your Flash
Drive to make sure there are not a lot of extra things on it. If
you receive a lot of attachments, I would get rid of those in the
subdirectory. To do that, you can do the following:
1. From the Main Menu, press F for File Manager, and F for
Folder Manager.
2. Press E for Erase a folder, then select your drive. To do
this, press Backspace, (Ctrl with D). (In your case, you will
want the Flash Drive.
3. At the "folder to Erase?" prompt, press Space with T, (Ctrl
with T). You will see that you are in "directory" mode.
4. Press Space to locate the directory containing the
subdirectory you wish to erase. (In your case, you are looking
for the KeyMail Folder.)
5. Once you find it, press dots 56-chord, (Right Arrow). You
will see the prompt: where directory name is the selected
directory.
6. Press Space until you reach the subdirectory you want to
erase and press Enter. You will see the prompt: "Directory to
erase? Press Enter for "directory name" where directory name is
the selected subdirectory. Press Enter. (You are looking for
Attachments.)
7. If you have protected files, you will be prompted that
filename is protected, and ask, "erase anyway?" You can press Y
here, or press A for "all" if you think there may be others you
wish to erase. If you choose to save protected files, press N,
and the erasure of the other files will continue, but the actual
subdirectory will remain.
Note: You can also erase a subdirectory by pressing Backspace C,
(Ctrl I).
Sorry for the long post, folks.
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