Richard Hartman wrote:
> One of us did ... a hotsync cradle should do just fine. Why do you say
> not to use it?
Some devices are configured to sync automatically when they are inserted in the
cradle. Although I guess if you're doing this
you've already had the good sense to close the hotsync monitor. Without much
knowledge of the specifics, I would feel safer about
the whole operation if the device doesn't even think of starting a HotSync (who knows
what cleanup functions might run after the
insert into the cradle but before you tap cancel). In general I would guess that the
less you do to the device the higher
probability you would have of recovering the data you need.
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