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I then created a New Folder on the computer called ("My Pre"). My computer assigns the Pre as the e: drive. I went to the Pre drive and selected all the files and folders and copied them to the "My Pre" folder. Now I have a copy of all the media files on my Pre, on my computer. I startup Sync Toy (2.0) and "Create New Folder Pair" On the Left Folder I browse to the Pre (e drive) and on the Right Folder I browse to the "My Pre" Folder.
I keep the button on "Synchronize" I name it Palm Pre Click Preview to check out what it is going to sync. Run to sync any files it needs to. Now thats its all setup, all I do now is drop the files I want into the My Pre folder. I plug in the Pre, and startup SyncToy, and Run! I created Folders in the My Pre folder called,"Documents" "Movies", "Music", "Pictures", and "Videos".
When you do a sync, the folders will be created on the Pre. Hope that helps! Mikie. HTC Evo 4G - Exporting Contacts from Palm Pre. I had many problems with this as outlook would only import one contact with the vcard that was created.
I was able to export all my contacts to my gmail account and then transfer them to outlook. Follow the instructions in the first post, and create the VCF file. Save it somewhere that it can easily be found. Go to gmail and click on contacts, then in the upper right click on import. Import your VCF file. Once I got them to Gmail, it was wasy to get them to outlook as Gmail has a direct link to transfer contacts to outlook. To make this transfer use this link. Hope this works for all of you.
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Photo: Jeff Rudell It could have been a disaster (and it very nearly was) had my friends and I not taken it as an opportunity to slip off our wet shoes, run around in our socks, drink cups of hot tea, and enjoy the warmth of being inside while the weather raged outside. We had originally intended to cut a handful of tulips from the garden to use on the table, but the high winds and pelting rain all but destroyed them before we got a chance to gather them. Craft on! Posted in: Find us on:
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