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07-Apr-2004, 04:46 PM #1
Moving data from one PDA storage card to another
Hi!

I was going to try and wing this on my own, then thought better. I hope someone here can give me pointers.

I have a Pocket PC with a 32MB storage card. I'm within 2% of having it all filled up, so I went and bought a 64MB card. How would you recommend moving the data from the smaller card (includes programs, backup files, etc.) to the bigger one?

Is it possible just to copy it to the PDA temporarily? (I have plenty of room on it -- It's just that I lost a bunch of stuff once and I feel safer having it on the removable card these days)

TIA!!!

Cecilia
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