Hi. You only need an adapter if you want to put them into the side of the bn.
At 12/26/2003, you wrote:
If you bought those note cards at radio shack, the ones that fit in the
back slot, I had the impression you wouldn't need an adapter. What about
those?
Brenda Mueller
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>From: tina birenbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Date: Thu, 25 Dec 2003 20:14:21 -0800
>Subject: [Braillenote] which is better to back up to?
>Hi. I'm trying to decide how to back up my stuff before sending my
Braillenote back. i was out last night to radio shack and they didn't
have and card adapter. can i get 1 online although i'm going to check
with a dffferent store too. i also have the floppy drive that'll work
with the loaner unit i have . how popular are these cards especially the
pcmcia type? Should it be a big deal to get one? i wouldn't think
so. i don't even know how much i'd use those files accept the address
book and calendar, but i want them there anyway. I'd just planned on
using my card unless activesync would be worth it although i have a
loaner with the old hardware and it won't tell me the version of keysoft
it runs. anyway, i just thought i'd get people's thoughts. would
sandisk be a good place to check? that's who made my cf card anyway.
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