Hi,
Is there any way to save gmail mails on sd card?
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On my tilt, i'm trying to get my outlook items to save to my storage card instead of the device storage, since the device only comes w/120ish mb, but i cant figure out how to do this? everytime i connect to active sync and it loads up my outlook items it drains my device mem, and i want to stop that by having the items use my storage card mem. any help on this? thx
edit: i'm trying to get the all emails to use the storage card, instead of the device storage.
bump, anyone able to help me w/this?
Hi all,
My desktop Outlook is packed with a zillion items I'd also like to have on my TYTN II. Hoever, I don't want it to take up the precious RAM space.
Any way that I can get Outlook Mobile to operate via dirs on the SD card?
Any way I can get My Documents (+My Pics etc.) to be on the SD card?
Thanks.
My email account seems to automatically delete old message, which annoys me. Does the phone save sms as well as emails on the sim card?
I get the message that my sim card is full when I receive a new message.
How can I make it save all messages on the phone memory?
Thanks
Phone saves messages in its own memory, not on sim card. It can't save email on sim card I think. Try to change accounts settings. I have messages in phone until i delete it manually.
weird, it always wants me to delete messages because my sim card is supposedly full...
What is going on here exactly?
You can Import/Export phone contacts from/to the SD card (sdcard folder).
This means that the contacts are going to/coming from the internal SD card, not your external SD card, if you have one.
Where are they coming from if you export them to the SD card?
Are they coming from Internal Phone Storage?
What is exported exactly? Just the names and tel. numbers, or all of the contact info you have entered (tel. no., e-mail, pics, notes, home addresses, etc.)?
If you delete all your phone entries and then Import from the SD card, will ALL the contact info come back faithfully, or will you be missing any info?
Has anyone here ever tried this?
A few more questions. Where does the SIM enter into this picture?
Is any phone contact data stored on the SIM card?
I heard before that you can transfer contact data onto SIM cards and take them with you to other phones.
I don't see an option to transfer contacts onto the SIM card with the SGS.
I had a Blue Earth recently that allowed this.
The manual says there is a way to copy contacts to your SIM card, but it mentions selecting 'a contact', not your entire contact list.
I also can't find this feature on my phone anymore (I did once).
TIA
MarkI9000 said:
What is going on here exactly?
You can Import/Export phone contacts from/to the SD card (sdcard folder).
This means that the contacts are going to/coming from the internal SD card, not your external SD card, if you have one.
Where are they coming from if you export them to the SD card?
Are they coming from Internal Phone Storage?
What is exported exactly? Just the names and tel. numbers, or all of the contact info you have entered (tel. no., e-mail, pics, notes, home addresses, etc.)?
If you delete all your phone entries and then Import from the SD card, will ALL the contact info come back faithfully, or will you be missing any info?
Has anyone here ever tried this?
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Anyone?
Thanks!
A few more questions. Where does the SIM enter into this picture?
Is any phone contact data stored on the SIM card?...
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I figured out the SIM card questions.
hi
i am using a galaxy s 8 gb phone and 16gb external sd with darkys 7.6 (amazing rom)
i have 2 questions
1) is there a possibility to put the gameloft cache files on the external sd card and not use the internal sd memory.
2) when even i receive a contact through whatsapp application or blue tooth it is stored by default in the phone memory i use google for all my contacts, once received in the phone memory i cannot transfer it to the google contacts without physically re-entering the contacts over again.
thankx
appreciate all the help