Can InkSpot newsreader store messages on MultiMedia card rather than in main
memory? Memory on my EM-500 is limited, but there's plenty of room my 64MB
MMCard.
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by E. Smit » Wed, 24 Jan 2001 03:43:10
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by Daron Brewoo » Wed, 24 Jan 2001 04:33:49
Yes, it is one of the options within the program.Quote:> Can InkSpot newsreader store messages on MultiMedia card rather than in main
> memory? Memory on my EM-500 is limited, but there's plenty of room my 64MB
> MMCard.
by Pat Sori » Wed, 24 Jan 2001 13:04:26
Help,
I want this to work.
Thanks,
Pat
> > Can InkSpot newsreader store messages on MultiMedia card rather than in main
> > memory? Memory on my EM-500 is limited, but there's plenty of room my 64MB
> > MMCard.
> Yes, it is one of the options within the program.
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by E. Smit » Wed, 24 Jan 2001 23:27:01
-e.
> > Can InkSpot newsreader store messages on MultiMedia card rather than in
main
> > memory? Memory on my EM-500 is limited, but there's plenty of room my
64MB
> > MMCard.
> Yes, it is one of the options within the program.
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by Andy Mulhear » Thu, 25 Jan 2001 00:32:51
> > Can InkSpot newsreader store messages on MultiMedia card rather than in
main
> > memory? Memory on my EM-500 is limited, but there's plenty of room my
64MB
> > MMCard.
> Yes, it is one of the options within the program.
Anyone else?
Andy
by Daron Brewoo » Thu, 25 Jan 2001 03:26:04
said...
Not seen any such messages it works perfectly for me every time.Quote:> When I do this I've seen database corruption warnings, though if I close and
> reopen Ink Spot it doesn't find them again. Have you noticed anything like
> this?
by Andy Mulhear » Thu, 25 Jan 2001 07:08:36
> said...
> > When I do this I've seen database corruption warnings, though if I close and
> > reopen Ink Spot it doesn't find them again. Have you noticed anything like
> > this?
> Not seen any such messages it works perfectly for me every time.
BTW, I plan on mailing the chaps at DejaVu with the problems/issues below.
Do you, or any other Ink Spot users who are reading this, have anything to
add?
1. When compacting DBs, you need to click on the preferences dialog to get the OK button back.
2.reading messages can slow down, closing and reopening fixes that.
3. Memory usage seems quite high - linked to 2.
4. need to have line wrap setting - wrap at <user configurable> value
Andy
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by Daron Brewoo » Thu, 25 Jan 2001 07:36:39
said...
No 4 is the one annoying me, plus the comments I've made on my web pages.Quote:> BTW, I plan on mailing the chaps at DejaVu with the problems/issues below.
> Do you, or any other Ink Spot users who are reading this, have anything to
> add?
> 1. When compacting DBs, you need to click on the preferences dialog to get the OK button back.
> 2.reading messages can slow down, closing and reopening fixes that.
> 3. Memory usage seems quite high - linked to 2.
> 4. need to have line wrap setting - wrap at <user configurable> value
by Andy Mulhear » Thu, 25 Jan 2001 08:31:17
> said...
> > BTW, I plan on mailing the chaps at DejaVu with the problems/issues below.
> > Do you, or any other Ink Spot users who are reading this, have anything to
> > add?
> > 1. When compacting DBs, you need to click on the preferences dialog to get the OK button back.
> > 2.reading messages can slow down, closing and reopening fixes that.
> > 3. Memory usage seems quite high - linked to 2.
> > 4. need to have line wrap setting - wrap at <user configurable> value
> No 4 is the one annoying me, plus the comments I've made on my web pages.
Andy
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by Daron Brewoo » Thu, 25 Jan 2001 14:25:07
said...
None at all although they have read my comments.Quote:> do you have any objection to me consolidating the two to send to DejaVu?
1. Inkspot (Watching Messages)
Using Microsoft Outlook on my laptop I can "watch" messages, which are then
coloured red and are at the top of the screen.
Can I do something similar using Inkspot on my Pocket PC?
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