Another thought: Export the 1092 memos, break them into their categories, and save each category as a discrete document. Then, save that document (e.g., a text file) on your Pre. It'll be readable (but not editable) in Doc View.
Alternately, save them each as a cell in an Excel spreadsheet and view them in Doc View. Alternately, alternately (probably the best option, actually), save each category of memos as a single text file, then import each of the 6 text files into Google Docs (online). That will be viewable AND editable on your Pre by going to Google Docs via the browser (which works really well). If you need a copy on your Pre that doesn't rely on Internet access, export it the latest version from Google Docs as a text file (or Word file or Excel file) and then view in Doc View. It's not ideal, but far from insurmountable. On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 11:20 PM, John Messeder <[email protected]> wrote: > Evernote does it nicely, albeit by a different name. Evernote uses > "tags" - the only problem is likely to be having to "recatagorize" them > after importing them to EN. Once that is done, though, it works really > nicely. And you can have multiple tags/categories on each memo. Then, > when you view EN online, you can click a tag in the column at left and > only, but all, those notes with that tag will be shown. > Trouble is, I just noticed, I can't see how to view by categories > in the Pre. Maybe someone can show me I'm missing something. > On the other hand, with the list of notes loaded. you can start > typing a word and notes will appear that either have that word as a > category name or in the note. > Which reminds me of a work-around from my Palm days when > categories were limited to 15 and I needed more. I came up with a > keyword-code to simulate additional categories. E.G. wicpa meant > wineries in central Pennsylvania. Since EN allows you to define your own > categories ... > > On 01/24/2010 10:36:46 PM -0500 "George Kontos" > <[email protected]> wrote: >> This is awful. I have 1092 memos that I need to keep sorted into 6 >> >> categories. There is no way to do this with the Pre? None of the >> >> third-party apps can do it? > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
