[cooleaf]

I used to have a S60 mobile and one of its great features is: it could store contacts and SMS on the storage card, and we could do this without any third-party apps. Well, now I am using a WM5 system which is quite unstable (I install new apps and test them all the time 8) ). When the system crashs, I have to re-flash my mobile and syn my contacts back. OK, this is fine because I still have backup in my Outlook. But how about my SMS? They are in mobile memory and once I flash the mobile, they are gone.

For sure we could achieve this by resetting values in the registry, but that's really risk I have to say. 8O

I do think Micro$oft should have packed this as a system feature. I have to admit, when comes to this function, I kinda start to miss my Nokia S60 phone.

BTW: the contact search function on WM is way cool~~~ far ahead of S60 systems. :wink:

[cooleaf]

I used to have a S60 mobile and one of its great features is: it could store contacts and SMS on the storage card, and we could do this without any third-party apps. Well, now I am using a WM5 system which is quite unstable (I install new apps and test them all the time 8) ). When the system crashs, I have to re-flash my mobile and syn my contacts back. OK, this is fine because I still have backup in my Outlook. But how about my SMS? They are in mobile memory and once I flash the mobile, they are gone.

For sure we could achieve this by resetting values in the registry, but that's really risk I have to say. 8O

I do think Micro$oft should have packed this as a system feature. I have to admit, when comes to this function, I kinda start to miss my Nokia S60 phone.

BTW: the contact search function on WM is way cool~~~ far ahead of S60 systems. :wink:

[Jerry Raia]

Take a look at this:

http://www.jeyo.com/extender.asp

I swear by it. It allows you to keep all your SMS on Outlook.

[cooleaf]

Thanks! Though it is not a store-on-card solution, it is a good problem-solving solution

[Jerry Raia]

Yeah I know it's not exactly what you wanted. It's the best thing around that I know of though.

[cooleaf]

Well, cannt be more grateful. This is even better than wat I wanted because PC storage seems to be much safer than mini SD.

[Jerry Raia]

Originally Posted by cooleaf

PC storage seems to be much safer than mini SD.

No question about that! :wink: