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NormC <normc@socal.rr.com> wrote:
>Ed Hansberry, MS-MVP/Mobile Devices wrote:
>
>> NormC <normc@socal.rr.com> wrote:
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>>>Are these the only two memory areas where one can save input data for appointments,
>>>tasks, and notes?
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>>
>> Appointments and tasks go in RAM.
>
>To avoid confusing those more ignorant than me, I hope you mean RAM = Built-in
>Storage! <g>
No. Sorry. RAM is RAM. I consider built in storage things like the ROM
storage files, since you can only store items there. RAM can be used
as storage *or* can be used to run apps from - your PPC decides how to
allocate it.
>> You can't change that. Notes can go
>> in the Built In Storage or a Storage card if you like.
>
>Based on a post in another thread, stating that I couldn't sunch if they were in the
>Storage Card, I pulled my Storage Card, and in Notes, made a folder and put in a
>note. Then I tried to synch. I still could not find the note in Outlook.
>
>I was never a user of Outlook before I got my A3i. Am I missing something in Outlook?
No. You can't sync to items on a storage card without third party
software like MightySync, and even then i am not sure Notes works
properly when you do that.
>> I *think* that
>> means that they won't sync any longer though - only Notes in RAM get
>> sync'd if I recall correctly. It has been a looooooooooooong time
>> since I tried that.
>
>AAMOC, tried what?
Storing notes on a storage card. Isn't that what we are talking about?
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