An application compatible with WM5 that can view CSV files would be fantastic.
WizardN00b said:
An application compatible with WM5 that can view CSV files would be fantastic.
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Hmmm, how about Pocket Excel?
BTW: you can open csv files as well with any text editor or Pocket Word.
Junner2003 said:
Hmmm, how about Pocket Excel?
BTW: you can open csv files as well with any text editor or Pocket Word.
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Doesn't work with the CSV files I'm trying to open.
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Does the Office2007 cab file that I've seen work on the Apache? If so, does it include Outlook that displays HTML email?
sniffs said:
Does the Office2007 cab file that I've seen work on the Apache? If so, does it include Outlook that displays HTML email?
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Way off track brother. Thread moved to more appropriate forum.
How to open files from NOTES (.pwi) and from ONENote on ViSTA ?
You can open OneNote files in OneNote (from Office 2007)
derekwilkinson said:
You can open OneNote files in OneNote (from Office 2007)
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So, I must instal OneNote 2007 on my PC, and how to open the .pwi files from NOTES on VISTA
szpaner6 said:
So, I must instal OneNote 2007 on my PC, and how to open the .pwi files from NOTES on VISTA
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Yes, you must install it. I know Active Sync syncs notes, does Vista Device Center have a similar function?
mikechannon said:
Link may be interesting:
http://www.mobilitysite.com/boards/pda-axim-newbies/13185-converting-pwi.html
Mike
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I can`t convert on VISTA ;( , I tray to open .pwi on Outlook from desktop but it does not work.
How to open on VISTA from desktop ???
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hey it got batmans utility belt in one of the pockets!!!
Is there a program that can open and edit Windows Mobile Notes Files (*.pwi)?
I know i could convert them with PocketWord. But having a editor/viewer for Windows XP would be much faster and more useful.
Those files are in the notes section of outlook. You can edit them there.
Sorry..i forgot to mention..i dont use outlook.
I backed up my contacts using Resco Contact Manager's 'export' feature into a CSV file. Then, since I was in a hurry, I hard resetted my phone. I thought importing the contacts would be simple, I would just imort the CSV file into outlook in my PC.
But if I import the CSV file, all the contacts imported are blank. No info at all. I tried to open the csv file in excel, and it opened successfuly, with all the information in the respective fields.
But Outlook fails to import it. Similarly, I tried PPC PimBackup in my phone. Same problem, blank contacts are imported.
I cannot figure this problem out. Any help?
PS: I also exported the contacts (using resco) as an XML file. But I cannot open the XML file anywhere but notepad as I get an error.
I usually save my outlook emails for offline reading and archiving but I have noticed that my Toshiba TG01 cannot natively open the .msg file extensions. Anyone with an idea on an app which can open the emails?
Why don't you save them as HTML ?
Howell said:
Why don't you save them as HTML ?
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thanks for the suggestion il try doing that.