wired&connected, on Dec 24 2005, 02:19, said:
Email & Attachments on Storage Card
Forgive me if this has been posted before. Or if you all know this. I used to do this on my PPC before I got my smartphone (sp5). I just tried it to see if it would work and it does
Create the folders on your Storage Card '\Storage Card\Inbox' and the subfolder '\Attachments'
Import the registry keys as below. (try Registry Workshop and you can connect to Mobile device registries from your PC and import reg files. This saves having a Registry editor installed on the phone and typing on the device). If you are entering these keys manually rather than importing a *.reg file only use single slashes for the paths. Restart your device after doing this.

Forgive me if this has been posted before. Or if you all know this. I used to do this on my PPC before I got my smartphone (sp5). I just tried it to see if it would work and it does
Create the folders on your Storage Card '\Storage Card\Inbox' and the subfolder '\Attachments'
Import the registry keys as below. (try Registry Workshop and you can connect to Mobile device registries from your PC and import reg files. This saves having a Registry editor installed on the phone and typing on the device). If you are entering these keys manually rather than importing a *.reg file only use single slashes for the paths. Restart your device after doing this.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\MAPI] "AttachPath"="\\Storage Card\\Inbox\\Attachments" "PropertyPath"="\\Storage Card\\Inbox"This not only puts email attachments onto your storage card but puts all the *.mpb files which make up items in your Inbox onto the storage card too. This means I now sync the last month of complete emails (1362 of them!) from all folders on my Exchange server and it doesn't make a dent in the phone memory.
Hi. Sorry just very new to registry edits.
How do i know whether it works? How do i actually check that all my emails are now on the storage card instead of the phone's memory?
and when you say "PropertyPath"="\\Storage Card\\Inbox" do you mean that the entire string is the Value data or is PropertyPath the value name and \\Storage Card\\Inbox is the value data?
Thanks







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