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TXT+MMS+E-MAIL Messages!

Hello...
I'm new at the xda-developers foruns and I need some help please.
I have the Artemis (HTC P3300 in Portugal) with Windows Mobile 6 from HTC.
Does anyone know where does the PDA stores the TXT, MMS and E-MAIL messages? Is any way to store this messages in the memory card?
Thanks in advance.

So... anyone...
Its possible to save messages (SMS, MMS and e-mails) on the memory card?!?!?!?
Thanks in advance.

Chill dude You can't set the messages to save onto a storage card, as far as i know, but if you are worried about attachments, you can set it to store attachments on the Storage Card. Messaging> Settings> Storage.
Hope this helps!

Before posting you'd better read the forum. Search for PIM Backup 2.5

gguyaz said:
Before posting you'd better read the forum. Search for PIM Backup 2.5
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i think he wants to store messages in general, not make backups...

Yes... I want to store all messages in memory card not backup, not only attachments...
This is a simple functionality... dam HTC... I had a Nokia that uses to do that... how can a HTC with Windows dont do...
I'm getting out of memory...
Thanks anyway...

its windows... lol, thats ur problem

mugglesquop said:
its windows... lol, thats ur problem
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Yes.... lol
Is there any linux por ppc?

there is a reg fix somewhere on the forum, i can't remember where it is. I'll try to find it again.
But they explained that the memory card was desactivated to save power when the phone is on sleep but that the main memory was active in order to recieve puseh emails.
I'll try to find that rag again.
One thing that I never got any answers is are mms considered pused mails?

saving mails to storage card
Never used for myself - just found in this thread
HKLM\System\Inbox\Settings
add "PropertyPath" value="\Storage Card\Mail" datatype="string"
and add "AttachPath" value="\Storage Card\Mail\Attachments" datatype="string"

cool,
but will this affect the downloads of mms?

nickytheshaft said:
but will this affect the downloads of mms?
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no idea - never used for myself - but i suppose it's only working for mail (if it is working)... you have to try...

we'll see....
thaks
cheers

Thanks...
I will try it...

Great!!! It works!!!
Only with E-Mail messages... Some registry changes for SMS and MMS???
Thanks!

PropertyPath is not working. Is there another code name to get the system to send messages to the Storage Card?

rrambert said:
PropertyPath is not working. Is there another code name to get the system to send messages to the Storage Card?
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Has to work! It worked for me! Check the language of your windows mobile, my is Portuguese so I had to change the value of "PropertyPath"!

WM6.1 Registry Tweaks?

What I'm really wondering here is if there is a way to point the My Photos home screen item to the storage card rather than My Documents on the device.

Put the pictures in a folder called "Pictures" on your storage card.
Outerdepth showed me that ...

Meh, that doesn't work for me...I mean I have not done that yet but the camera saves to Storage Card\My Documents\My Pictures...so to just up and take them all and dump them in a new folder called Pictures just doesn't cut it. As far as I know you can only select device or storage card for the camera and if you select storage card "\My Documents\My Pictures" is automatically created on the storage card. There should be a registry entry that controls where that object on the home screen "knows" to look for images...
So, in a word, that solution is: retarded...Microsoft should know that mobile devices do not yet have the storage capacity on the device that the average user would even need for their images. Storage cards are paramount in mobile devices for storing media. Why on earth would there not be a setting that could be changed in regards to this!? Heck! On the Windows OS one could point the My Documents folder to anything! Even a network share. Why would it be any different for the mobile version of Windows?

at0msk said:
Meh, that doesn't work for me...I mean I have not done that yet but the camera saves to Storage Card\My Documents\My Pictures...so to just up and take them all and dump them in a new folder called Pictures just doesn't cut it. As far as I know you can only select device or storage card for the camera and if you select storage card "\My Documents\My Pictures" is automatically created on the storage card. There should be a registry entry that controls where that object on the home screen "knows" to look for images...
So, in a word, that solution is: retarded...Microsoft should know that mobile devices do not yet have the storage capacity on the device that the average user would even need for their images. Storage cards are paramount in mobile devices for storing media. Why on earth would there not be a setting that could be changed in regards to this!? Heck! On the Windows OS one could point the My Documents folder to anything! Even a network share. Why would it be any different for the mobile version of Windows?
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yep , its stupid but the way it is. How 'bout a script that would check every so often for your pics and move them for you to the Pictures folder needed for CPhotos? I've been pretty busy but I think OD made something like that. If he didn't, I could do something for you if you're not in a hurry.

Thanks but that's ok. Just too much "going out of the way" for something that should be simple. Microsoft really amazes me sometimes...
Something, somewhere in that OS is a command that lets the object on the home screen know where to find those pics. It's just a matter of finding it and changing it.

http://www.mediafire.com/?fnjjlhk1vcf
Im sorry...thats the fix file that will read from the "Pictures" file on your sd card

10MB remaining of 50MB - Clean up?

I have 10MB on my device. I keep all photos and videos on my storage card so I'm wondering if the rom has accumulated temps files, email, or other things that I could remove.
Any suggestions are welcome.

l0lcats said:
I have 10MB on my device. I keep all photos and videos on my storage card so I'm wondering if the rom has accumulated temps files, email, or other things that I could remove.
Any suggestions are welcome.
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do you install all your programs on your phone or your storage card. most programs will work fine if they are installed on the storage card.

l0lcats said:
I have 10MB on my device. I keep all photos and videos on my storage card so I'm wondering if the rom has accumulated temps files, email, or other things that I could remove.
Any suggestions are welcome.
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I would first delete all old text, mms, emails, call list, missed call list , then go into the deleted item folders for each one of those and delete those also, because when you delete messages( sms,mms,email ) they move to the deleted items folders. check my documents for old files /stuff you don't need anymore, move any pics , music , from device to storage card. Second you can use sktools to autoclean the phone's cache's and cookies, it removes bad shortcuts and temp folders. Now I'm not saying you'll get mayor space, but those things help quite a bit.

Also reinstall programs to SD card the only things you want on device mem is startup programs "so programs that launch on bootup" & i'd do the same with media player to take load off storage card.

stylez said:
Also reinstall programs to SD card the only things you want on device mem is startup programs "so programs that launch on bootup" & i'd do the same with media player to take load off storage card.
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lolcats, you heard it from the man

stylez said:
Also reinstall programs to SD card the only things you want on device mem is startup programs "so programs that launch on bootup" & i'd do the same with media player to take load off storage card.
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Cool, thanks for the replies. I'd say just about the only media players installed on the device are what came with the ROM. I cleared out all of the old MMS messages and texts. I don't really do email on the phone because I don't have internet on my plan. I do need to check that though. I've used my wifi to get email before I'm sure...yay sktools lol

Excalibur S620 WM 6.1 kavana Home Screen Layout

Hi all
I want to show this location of pictures: Storage Card/My Documents/My Pictutes.
How can I do? ...

put all your pic in one folder and name it Pictures.

dermann said:
put all your pic in one folder and name it Pictures.
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doesn't work

odd that's how i have it mine. a file named Pictures on your storage card, yes?
ok now a dumb question, have you scrolled through the picture panel to see if they're there?

dermann said:
odd that's how i have it mine. a file named Pictures on your storage card, yes?
ok now a dumb question, have you scrolled through the picture panel to see if they're there?
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Yes Yes YEs

sorry my friend, i'm out of ideas. maybe try getting creative with it. (if you haven't already) like photos, pic, pix..ext.

the folder called my pictures, has to be outside of the documents folder in your storage card, on its own, for it to be visible, like you want it.

Moving One notes from main memory to storage card

Hi
I'm looking for some way to store the onenote files in the storage card instead of \Application Data\Microsoft\OneNote Mobile.
I looked in the registry but didn't find the setting or something that helps me
Anybody here has any solutions?

Is there a solution to this? My Onenotes are filling up the small 219MB of main memory and I'm getting memory full message on phone. Plenty of space on storage card, how can OneNote use storage card space instead of main memory?

cant you guys just copy the files in File Explorer and make a OneNote folder in the Storage card root? I don't know how you can have them saved on SD card by default, but I don't think copying them to the card is a big deal after you write a new note.

I'm using the HTC supplied WM6.5 and the OneNote Mobile offers no options to open files anywhere but the main memory. One can copy the notes to SD card to make space, but there is no way OneNote mobile can open them from that source even using file explorer and choosing OneNote as program to open file. It appears a limitation of OneNote.
I've asked HTC for their opinion, siince they sold the phone with OneNote and a small main memory size. No reply so far.

Got a reply from HTC who suggest a hard reset and not a mention of Microsoft or OneNote Mobile! Wtf, thanks.

Wow that's pretty messed up. Why on Earth would they suggest a hard reset? Sounds like the person you spoke with has no idea what it is that you're looking to do. I hope you find a solution to your query.
I don't know of this helps, but I use the "Notes" app located within Outlook. There you can set the program to save notes to the SD card and it saves a lot of room. I don't know if your current program is needed for your particular needs, but maybe you could try it?

Actually I replied to HTC and told them I did the hard reset and it didn't work. (I didn't actually do it as I know its a waste of time!). They are looking at it further and I'm waiting on reply with ticket still unclosed on my support question.
Basically I'm trying to get them to agree OneNote isn't suited to their phone which they have sold me and see what they respond with. Still waiting

I have writen down the solution here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=11100039#post11100039, hope it can make some helps.

dmc_universe said:
I have writen down the solution here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=11100039#post11100039, hope it can make some helps.
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This looks good for saving attachments to OneNote on SD card and works, thanks.