I have never had any trouble with it, and I have been using it for two years
now. Sure you can buy cards and they're good for storing files on, but then
what happens when you don't remember "Now which version of that file did I
save on the card?" Then you gotta look at the dates on each saved file and
make sure you don't overwrite the wrong one. Sure, that might work if you
work on a file on one machine, save it immediately on the card and transfer
it right away to the other machine. But what if you leave it for even a day
or two, perhaps longer. Are you gonna remember which version is where so
you don't overwrite the most recent one? Maybe if you only have a few, but
what if you have dozens, or even hundreds and work on several at different
times on different machines. Then it gets a little more complicated than
just transfering a file or two from one machine to another on a card.
----- Original Message -----
From: "E." <thoth93@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, July 14, 2006 11:16 PM
Subject: [bksvol-discuss] active-sync and portable devices
For goodness save, buy yourself a card reader for fifteen dollars and get cheap cards or something instead of activesync. It is free. It is annoying and takes much longer than transferring with Windows Explorer to a card or some other storeage medium.
Down with activesync and its quirks.
E.
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