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Copying files
How do you copy files from your desktop system into your PDA? I've got active sync working, but this just seems to sync outlook. I want the ability to just transfer data from one system to the other, how is this done?
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If you are transferring large files, Activesync will be painfully slow. You might want to consider using a card reader if tranferring to your SD or CF.
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ActiveSync can also automatically sync files for you so you don't have to manually copy them. If you clcik the options button in ActiveSync, and check the "Files" box, a folder shortcut will be created on your desktop PC which is synced with the My Documents folder on your PPC.
Whatever you place in this folder on your desktop will automatically be synced with your PPC, and vice-versa. | |||||
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