[bookport] Re: Note Taker.
- From: "Mike Justice" <m.d.justice@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 22:26:39 -0500
Mike,
-- the text below was copied and pasted from the BP User's Manual --
Retrieve Files
To send a file from Book Port back to the PC, move to the Notes folder with
the Book Port Transfer software and highlight the file you wish to send.
Right
click the file name and select Retrieve from the context menu that appears.
When you select Retrieve, the Book Port Transfer software shows a Save As
dialog
where you may select the location on your PC where you wish to save the
file.
Synchronizing Files
Book Port Transfer offers a service that keeps files in your Book Port's
Notes folder synchronized with files on your PC. For information about how
to control
this service, see the
Note Synchronization
section of the Options dialog.
Keeping notes synchronized is a great way to keep important information with
you at all times, yet remember to update that information weather it changes
on the PC or on Book Port. You may wish to keep a list of contacts, credit
card numbers, or other information to which you must refer.
Mike Justice,
www.MPNHome.net
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Freeman" <k7uij@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 6:30 PM
Subject: [bookport] Re: Note Taker.
How does one transfer a file *back* from the Book Port to the computer?
Mike Freeman
On Mon, 28 Nov 2005, Mike Justice wrote:
BookPort team,
The Notes features on the BookPort for editing and for navigation are
great for such a small but mighty unit! I would however, like to see a
warning feature added to the Delete command for text that has been marked
in a Notes file. This could be similar to the "press again" prompt used
before deleting selected files or folders. Over the holiday, I used the
BP to edit a file while on vacation away from home, and after marking a
block of text, I accidentally pressed the Delete key combination, instead
of the Paste key combination. Oh, the agony of delete! No "undo"
command was there to restore the lost text as would have been the case
with the full operating system capabilities of Windows. Thanks again for
this excellent portable and affordable product.
Mike Justice,
www.MPNHome.net
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