Hi Nancy, When you receive the prompt that an e-mail is larger than the maximum size, you can still download it. The prompt says, "This email is larger than the maximum size allowed? Option?", and at this point, you press ENTER, and it will resume downloading. I've left my setting at the default of 50 kilobytes, and when I'm told an e-mail is larger than this, I just press ENTER, and the e-mail continues to download. There are a number of other options at this prompt, such as finding out information about the sender/subject/e-mail size, downloading the first ten lines and then either leaving a copy on the server or deleting the e-mail, and changing the maximum size for all subsequent e-mails. As far as the "Not enough disk space" message, if you are unable to open a file or e-mail because you get this message, doing a hard reset (reset with [dots 4-5-6] [J-K-L keys] held down) will fix this problem. When you open such things as files and e-mails on the BN, no matter where they actually are, this takes space on the KeySoft System Disk, which is one of the drives of the BrailleNote. Eventually, this space may get "cluttered", and a hard reset frees up that space again. Finally, your KeyMail database is stored on the Flash Disk, the internal drive of the BrailleNote which the user uses to store items in, so a Microdrive won't solve your problem, but a hard reset will take care of the "Not enough disk space" message whenever it comes up, and you can still download e-mails which are larger than the size you have set in the Receive Options of the KeyMail Set-Up Menu.
HTH Maria > ----- Original Message ----- >From: crespin < [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: Pulse Data <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2004 19:26:38 -0700 >Subject: [Braillenote] Downloading E-Mail >Hi. When you go to the Receive Options area, I'm wondering how high you can >make the size of the downloaded emails to receive. One time I have it set to >#.by by MB, another had me set it to #en"" and I finally set it to #!by by . >It still says some of my files are too big, and it sometimes says there's no >disk space. I free up database space after putting things I want to delete >inthe trash. I've created a My Email folder to save some of the e-mails I >want to go over again. I have a couple e-mail addresses with numbers. I'm >putting the number sign in and upper-case numbers as I would with access phone >numbers, trephone numbers, etc. I hope this is correct. I would hope that as >soon as I start using my #en00Gig microdrive I won't have this problem if I >want to download a couple e-mails at a time. I now just download a few at a >time, escape, read themand download some more. I've rambled a bit, but does >this download size of e-mail number make a difference after say #en00His >Thanks. > Nancy Ung >___ >To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit >http://list.pulsedata.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote
