That could work, but it also could lead to several emails and a
cut-n-paste party to glue the additions/edits together. The beauty of
EN, when it works, is that I can recall a note, edit it, and resync it,
then move to another platform and work with the same note.
Dependability-wise, for my purposes, EN has proven pretty useless,
and if they're not going to support webOS, which is the platform I use,
so be it.
Actually, turns out the best replacement - for my purpose - is
just to use the calendar note. It resides on my Pre, sync to Google when
there's a connection and just hangs onto what it's got when there's not,
and Google also syncs to Thunderbird/Lightning reliably.
EN has a lot of good uses; syncing with my Pre just doesn't seem
to be one of them.
On 8/25/2010 5:20 PM, ldouglas wrote:
> I know it's extreme hackery, but what about just using an email to
> yourself?
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If brute force isn't working, you're not using enough of it.
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