Hi all, I'm running a PC here with Windows 7 and Windows Mobile Device Center, and am trying to work out the best routine to sync files and folders between it and my BrailleNote Apex.
Traditionally, I've always placed important files onto SD cards, in a briefcase. Then I can quickly open the Briefcase on my computer, choose to update all files, unplug the card, stick it into my Apex, and I'm all set. However, a far more elegant solution, especially since the BrailleNote has a considerable chunk of memory now for text, would be to drop files into a folder on my PC and have Windows Mobile Device Center automatically sync up those files and folders whenever the Apex is connected. Unfortunately, it wants to sync items to a folder called "Synchronized Files," which is located on the BrailleNote's system disk--that part of the BrailleNote on which Windows and system files are stored. As you may know, Humanware has made the choice to hide that drive from users with the release of the Apex. I can get to the folder by going into directory mode at any file prompt and typing "../synchronized files" [two dots followed by a slash is a standard convention to move up one level in a tree on servers]. The folder does open, but no files are displayed in it. Humanware has done a pretty good job of hiding the contents of the system disk away from users, which I suppose could minimize confusion in certain situations, but which is also a little bit disappointing. Does anyone have a solution? Thanks, Grant ___ Replies to this message will go directly to the sender. If your reply would be useful to the list, please send a copy to the list as well. To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to [email protected] To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit http://list.humanware.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote
