the::unwired - TIP: How to store Inbox attachments into your Storage Card (iPAQ 2210 and others)

the::unwired - TIP: How to store Inbox attachments into your Storage Card (iPAQ 2210 and others): " How to store Inbox attachments into your Storage Card (iPAQ "

If you want to use the MMC for attachments:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemStorageManagerProfilesMMC

Change the value in Folder from SD Card to Storage Card

Save the change, exit the registry editor and perform a soft reset.

In Inbox>Tools>Options>Storage tab you should now see the Storage Card size reflecting the free memory of the MMC.

If you want to use the SD Card for attachments:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemStorageManagerProfilesSDMemory

Change the value in Folder from SD Card to Storage Card

Save the change, exit the registry editor and perform a soft reset.

In Inbox>Tools>Options>Storage tab you should now see the Storage Card size reflecting the free memory of the SD Card.

If you want to use the CF Card for attachments:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemStorageManagerProfilesPCMCIA

Change the value in Folder from CF Card to Storage Card

Save the change, exit the registry editor and perform a soft reset.

In Inbox>Tools>Options>Storage tab you should now see the Storage Card size reflecting the free memory of the CF Card.

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