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Topic # 7993 26-May-2006 16:39
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I am guessing the default location to store txt/mms/emails on my SP5 is the device itself? Is there any way I can specify a different location, e.g. my miniSD card?

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  Reply # 36739 26-May-2006 16:42
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That's correct. You can't change that though.




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  Reply # 36742 26-May-2006 16:50
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Yet another hope dashed....

I wonder if there's a technological reason behind that inflexibility? I would like to store emails for one of my accounts on my phone but it can potentially require lots of space. Wouldn't it be great to utilise that nearly-empty 1GB miniSD card?

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