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From: Jose on 31 Jan 2008 17:38 I use Thunderbird Portable when I am traveling, and use the chip that is in my Palm Tungsten E to hold the profile (with all my Emails and such). I put the chip in a card reader to use the portable version of Thunderbird on a guest computer with USB ports. I can't actually read the files on the palm, but that's ok - when I"m on the guest computer I can copy stuff to Word and use Docs to Go and read it. But this is a roundabout way to see stuff. But VersaMail is an email application, and if it could somehow access a copy of my profile on the chip, I could actually use it to read my mail directly when I plug the chip back in my palm. Anybody know a way I could do this? Jose
From: Doug Hoffman on 31 Jan 2008 14:17 Jose wrote: > I use Thunderbird Portable when I am traveling, and use the > chip that is > in my Palm Tungsten E to hold the profile (with all my Emails > and such). > I put the chip in a card reader to use the portable version > of > Thunderbird on a guest computer with USB ports. > > I can't actually read the files on the palm, but that's ok - > when I"m on > the guest computer I can copy stuff to Word and use Docs to Go > and read > it. But this is a roundabout way to see stuff. > > But VersaMail is an email application, and if it could somehow > access a > copy of my profile on the chip, I could actually use it to > read my mail > directly when I plug the chip back in my palm. > > Anybody know a way I could do this? > You could buy a Treo. Or you could hope a programmer creates a conversion utility (i.e. convert Thunderbird e-mail to Versamail format ). The former seems a better bet. -- Regards, Doug -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
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