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Shon   11-21-2004 at 03:58:48 AM

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-A program that can use my Zire71 as a kind of card reader so i can copy and
move files to my sd card of my zire
-A program that can "hotsync" to hotmail withoiut the hassle of copying mail
to the inbox of outlook(express)

thanks
John

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Anonymous   11-21-2004 at 05:23:15 AM
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On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 21:58:48 +0100, shon had this to say...


> -A program that can use my Zire71 as a kind of card reader so i can copy and
> move files to my sd card of my zire

Yes

> -A program that can "hotsync" to hotmail withoiut the hassle of copying mail
> to the inbox of outlook(express)

Yes

> thanks
> John

You are most welcome

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Anonymous   11-21-2004 at 08:36:08 PM
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With the first request, a program does exist:
http://www.softick.com/cardexport/
It is much, much easier to buy a small USB SD card reader and use that.
Don't know about the second one.
Mick
"shon" <nomail@isp.nl> wrote in message
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> -A program that can use my Zire71 as a kind of card reader so i can copy
and
> move files to my sd card of my zire
> -A program that can "hotsync" to hotmail withoiut the hassle of copying
mail
> to the inbox of outlook(express)
>
> thanks
> John
>
>

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bruno   11-21-2004 at 08:36:09 PM
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On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 14:36:08 GMT, "Penster" <xxx@xxx.com> removed the
duct tape and proclaimed:

>http://www.softick.com/cardexport/
>It is much, much easier to buy a small USB SD card reader and use that.

I prefer CardExport myself. It is much easier to put the unit in the
cradle, start the program and tap on connect. No need to remove the
card and put it in the reader. And no need to drive to the store to
get the reader. Plus, I have a cradle at home and at the office. I
would have to buy two readers.

IMHO. YMMV.

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Anonymous   11-21-2004 at 08:36:09 PM
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On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 14:36:08 GMT, Penster wrote:

> With the first request, a program does exist:
> http://www.softick.com/cardexport/
> It is much, much easier to buy a small USB SD card reader and use that.

"Much, much easier" is an overstatement regarding a card reader versus
Card Export II.

Now, version 1, which required unique drivers on the desktop computer,
is a different story.

> Don't know about the second one.

Same here.

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Anonymous   11-21-2004 at 11:41:14 PM
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Bruno wrote:

> On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 14:36:08 GMT, "Penster" <xxx@xxx.com> removed the
> duct tape and proclaimed:
>
>>http://www.softick.com/cardexport/
>>It is much, much easier to buy a small USB SD card reader and use that.
>
> I prefer CardExport myself. It is much easier to put the unit in the
> cradle, start the program and tap on connect. No need to remove the
> card and put it in the reader. And no need to drive to the store to
> get the reader. Plus, I have a cradle at home and at the office. I
> would have to buy two readers.
>
> IMHO. YMMV.

Yep... all depends on what you need. You can get a portable USB SD card
reader for about what Softick's Card Export costs -- I got one for $19.95
at Wal-mart, and I'm sure it can be gotten more cheaply elsewhere. The
hardware one also reads memory sticks, which might come in handy someday.

Note as well the Card Export uses a special Windows driver -- so if you
need/want to be able to work with Linux, MacOS, or anything else besides
Windows, it won't do you any good.

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Anonymous   11-22-2004 at 08:28:42 PM
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<< Plus, I have a cradle at home and at the office. I
would have to buy two readers. >>

I have a SanDisk Cruzer that lets me put any size SD card in it. I bought the
one that came with a 32 MB card on sale. You just slide the button toward the
card slot, insert the card and slide the button back to the center position.
When you want to use the card, you slide the button toward the other end of the
Cruzer and an USB connector emerges. Plug the Cruzer into an USB port on the
computer.
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