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GM8APX > SHARP 28.11.96 05:26l 32 Lines 1176 Bytes #-10033 (0) @ WW
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Subj: IQ8920 Organiser: Link problem
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From: GM8APX@GB7EDN.#77.GBR.EU
To : SHARP@WWW
Hello, and thanks for your time and interest.
I'd be glad to hear from anyone who has succeeded in transferring files (other
than from the NOTEBOOK function) between the Organiser, and a PC - WITHOUT
Windows.
I have no problem transferring to/from the Notebook function but "folders"
from other functions can seemingly only be handled by the xmodem method; and
the software makes no allowance for NOT first needing to dial, then go
through a login routine.
An alternative approach would be if I could first copy fat blocks (eg telephone directories) into the Notebook function.
There seems no point in getting the fax/modem CE-FM1 as that too would "expect"
to dial and log on first.
(Of course I could fax to a nearby server and then get it faxed or emailed back;
but what I'm looking for is a quick and easy way which does not call for much
more hardware or software.
(I have programs for receiving faxes, and/or dialling up and logging into
servers and BBSes.)
I am in the habit of not seeing the wood for the trees so I look forward to
a forest tour.
73 de Bill b.h.jarvis@hw.ac.uk maestro@cix.compulink.co.uk
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