KenSong
03-28-2003, 02:59 AM
I felt this is important enough to start a new thread. I'm a Mac user yet I can send any file I want (prc, pdb, midi, swf, mpg, pdf, html, jpg, doc etc) to MSPro.
MSImport, MSExport and HotSync is not a complete solution.
Here's how.
Prc, Pdb, jpg, swf can be sent via hotsync. jpgs will automatically go into Images or DCIM directory while swf will go into MMFlash directory.
The tricky ones are all other files that is not supported by HotSync.
MPG, Midi, Pdf etc can be sent in 2 ways.
1. From one Clie to another via Beam or Bluetooth. You'll need McFile which supports receiving any file and putting them into any directory you specify. McFile must be open to receive these files.
2. Using Bluetooth, you can send any file to MSPro also through McFile on the receiving end. I have managed to transfer virtually any file type to MSPro by using this method.
As for Prc and Pdb that you want to refile after installing (HotSync defaults to Launcher directory), you can use McFile or Filez etc.
Hope this helps some you you solve problems in making full use of your MSPro. I'm using a 512 MB and an NZ90.
MSImport, MSExport and HotSync is not a complete solution.
Here's how.
Prc, Pdb, jpg, swf can be sent via hotsync. jpgs will automatically go into Images or DCIM directory while swf will go into MMFlash directory.
The tricky ones are all other files that is not supported by HotSync.
MPG, Midi, Pdf etc can be sent in 2 ways.
1. From one Clie to another via Beam or Bluetooth. You'll need McFile which supports receiving any file and putting them into any directory you specify. McFile must be open to receive these files.
2. Using Bluetooth, you can send any file to MSPro also through McFile on the receiving end. I have managed to transfer virtually any file type to MSPro by using this method.
As for Prc and Pdb that you want to refile after installing (HotSync defaults to Launcher directory), you can use McFile or Filez etc.
Hope this helps some you you solve problems in making full use of your MSPro. I'm using a 512 MB and an NZ90.