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Pea C - 28 Jul 2008 10:17 GMT

WM6: is there a possibility to setup the system so that it can save
notes as a .txt files and not as a .pwi? Or does exist some desktop
software able to read the pwi?
Tks for your time.
PAlo.

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Todd Allcock - 28 Jul 2008 13:50 GMT

> WM6: is there a possibility to setup the system so that it can save
> notes as a .txt files and not as a .pwi? Or does exist some desktop
> software able to read the pwi?
> Tks for your time.

No, but you can use Tillanosoft's free "Pocket Notepad" to create small
text files, and sync them with the Files sync function in Activesync/WDMC,
if like I, you read your notes as files instead of in Outlook.

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Pea C - 31 Jul 2008 18:38 GMT

> No, but you can use Tillanosoft's free "Pocket Notepad" to create small
> text files, and sync them with the Files sync function in Activesync/WDMC,
> if like I, you read your notes as files instead of in Outlook.

Tks to all. I solved it within ActiveSync - to save .pwi as .txt when
synchronizing with a desktop PC. Also works when dragging the .pwi
item to the PC with a mouse.

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Werner "Menneisyys" Ruotsalainen [MVP - Windows - Mobile Devices] - 28 Jul 2008 13:58 GMT

Nope. However, you can easily export them as text: Ctl+A +Ctl+C on the
virtual keyboard and paste it to a txt file with a file editor (-capable
tool) like Total Commander.

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> WM6: is there a possibility to setup the system so that it can save
> notes as a .txt files and not as a .pwi? Or does exist some desktop
> software able to read the pwi?
> Tks for your time.
> PAlo.

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