About WM2003se notes.

[Demens]

After moving from the dark side of palm, i've been in love with the notes-software which is preinstalled in windows mobile.

Now that i've collected a nice proportions of notes on my PPC... How do i get them on my PC?? :?

Is there a software that shows them exactly like on PPC? One that would allow me to modify them on my Windows-PC? (without losing included voice-notes and drawings.)

Thanks.

[Demens]

or... Can anyone suggest a different note-taking application?

Requirements
- Text, drawing, voice in the same note.
- Maybe image support too.
- Output to PC, in some way.

[pocketpcadmirer]

After moving from the dark side of palm, i've been in love with the notes-software which is preinstalled in windows mobile.

Now that i've collected a nice proportions of notes on my PPC... How do i get them on my PC?? :?

Is there a software that shows them exactly like on PPC? One that would allow me to modify them on my Windows-PC? (without losing included voice-notes and drawings.)

Thanks.

1. Please install the microsoft outlook that came on the accomapning cd
2.then go to activesync's options and tick "notes"

**to view them on the pc, open outlook and all of ur ppc notes will be residing there

enjoy !!

[pocketpcadmirer]

or... Can anyone suggest a different note-taking application?

Requirements
- Text, drawing, voice in the same note.
- Maybe image support too.
- Output to PC, in some way.

Give a try to pocket notes (http://pocketgear.com/software_detail.asp?id=17895)

Sunny

[Pdaholic]

Sounds like you need the combo of phatpad/phatnotes from phatware.

[kndlewis]

I know Office 2003 will open handwritten notes taken in "notes" program. I just tested it with a voice note and attaching a voice appears to make the note unreadable with Office. No voice attachment and Office opens it as written.
For voice notes you could try NoteM, a freeware that records into mp3 format.

[pocketpcadmirer]

I know Office 2003 will open handwritten notes taken in "notes" program. I just tested it with a voice note and attaching a voice appears to make the note unreadable with Office. No voice attachment and Office opens it as written..

I would have to disagree. If you sync ur notes with MS outlook, you will be able to open the embedded sound recordings

Sunny

[cteel2004]

There is also a way to have ActiveSync synchronize your notes as Word (.doc) files rather than as MS Outlook items.

This tutorial was written for those wanting to print Pocket Notes with ActivePrint, but it also works generally for those who simply want a file based synchronization rather than an Outlook based synchronization.

http://activeprint.pocketwatchsoftware.com/resources/tipsandtricks/printpocketpcnotes.htm

[pocketpcadmirer]

There is also a way to have ActiveSync synchronize your notes as Word (.doc) files rather than as MS Outlook items.

This tutorial was written for those wanting to print Pocket Notes with ActivePrint, but it also works generally for those who simply want a file based synchronization rather than an Outlook based synchronization.

*cough* *cough* money..money !! not free....

Sunny

[Nurhisham Hussein]

Actually it IS free if you already have Office, Activeprint is not required...nice tip.

[cteel2004]

*cough* *cough* money..money !! not free....

Sunny

Sorry if I didn't point out that it the tip is free. All information on our site is free. We only sell software, not tips and other information. :)

[pocketpcadmirer]

Okay the tutorial may be free..but if you look at the topic and content, it talks about activeprint, which is not free :lol:

Sunny

[Nurhisham Hussein]

You don't need to purchase activeprint for the tip to work i.e. transferring your *.pwi files to *.doc files - ergo, it's free. csteel2004 replied in the spirit of the thread. Like I said, nice tip.

[cteel2004]

Okay the tutorial may be free..but if you look at the topic and content, it talks about activeprint, which is not free :lol:

Sunny

This is true. But one of the things I do with computers both in my capacity of a business owner and my day to day use of technology is take what has been written for what may or may not be an unrelated topic and see how I can use to create a solution for a problem.

In this case someone wanted a more manageable way of syncing their notes. The end result of this tutorial is that it gives the MS ActiveSync user an actual file version of their notes.

Now, it is true that the tutorial was written for ActivePrint customers. That was just the original audience of the tutorial. But just as hishamh suggests, I don't think that in any way diminishes the value of the tutorial in this discussion.

[pocketpcadmirer]

I fully agree and I love you all

Sunny :D

[cteel2004]

I fully agree and I love you all

Sunny :D

:lol:

Can't we all just......get along?

I don't mean to hammer you on the subject.