Guest ketamdaco Posted October 10, 2008 Report Posted October 10, 2008 Hi guys, hope all of you always be happy and success :lol: Anybody plz help me, how to store sms to my storage or my storage card? In nokia hp is easy to do it cuz the setting is under message setting menu. thanks
Guest ketamdaco Posted October 10, 2008 Report Posted October 10, 2008 Obvious question: Why? P Hi Paul, I always keep tons of my sms in my hp, now im using omnia im afraid my sms will make my omnia slow down and i dont want be busy if smtime i want to hard reset my omnia that i have to backup them all then restore again.
Guest buyaoxiao Posted October 10, 2008 Report Posted October 10, 2008 Hi Paul, I always keep tons of my sms in my hp, now im using omnia im afraid my sms will make my omnia slow down and i dont want be busy if smtime i want to hard reset my omnia that i have to backup them all then restore again. From Message main menu --> Menu (bottom right) --> Tools --> Options --> Message Tab Select the [When available, use storage card to store attachment] but that is for email attachments only. rgds
Guest ketamdaco Posted October 11, 2008 Report Posted October 11, 2008 From Message main menu --> Menu (bottom right) --> Tools --> Options --> Message Tab Select the [When available, use storage card to store attachment] but that is for email attachments only. rgds Ya, its only for email
Guest samjuan Posted October 11, 2008 Report Posted October 11, 2008 you can use MEMMAID, it has the option of moving all messaging "including MMS and SMS" to the storage card.
Guest Neil5459 Posted October 11, 2008 Report Posted October 11, 2008 Usual advice in these situations is 'don't do it' :lol: Email attachments are OK on external storage, as they download as a separate process, but email and SMS messages are system processes which can cause big problems if set to store externally. The problems happen after resetting, while the device is initialising its storage options; sometimes the My Storage, and SD cards don't initialise in time to signal their presence to the OS when the messaging system is initialising, which then leads to 'phantom' storage locations being created (My Storage2 etc) If you really want to backup/archive your messages, I'd look at Dotfred's PIMBackup, a free utility to back up all your contact and messaging services. Alternatively you could use Jeyo Mobile Companion to sync SMS messages to Outlook on the PC.
Guest samjuan Posted October 12, 2008 Report Posted October 12, 2008 If we could only use the 16GB as a proper HardDisk! with all windows and programs ad SMSs and everything is stored into it, and the 128 memroy is really a RAM memory like the proper computer! I can't see why this cannot be done after all these years of windows mobile in the market!
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