When you download a file from an email where is it stored.
I have some ringtones i want to install but all i can seem to do is play them.
I cant seem to find them in any folders using touch explorer.
Please help.
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Hi im going to start uploadin text message's tones on my site http://www.wokerz.co.uk it's not up yet tho.
but so i can get a nice list of files your welcome to help me, or i can help you.
1. just add [email protected] 2 msn messanger aKa WLM
2. find your file ie: .mp3 .wav any pic's or apps (please .zip app's before you send) and send them over msn
3. fileshare is a bot and will automatically accept your file.
If your send a .mp3 and wanted it converted to .wav please say that in the im screen.
all files will be scaned for virus, if clean it will then be uploaded to wokerz.co.uk, any one found sending virus will be blocked on msn.
thanks
I am now using Touch Diamond receiving emails everyday and kinda interested in Magic. But would like to know if Magic can open .eml, .msg, .rar, .zip, .ppt, .csv, .tif, .jpg, .gif files? They are often attachments in my emails.
Thanks to anyone who can answer my query!
Go Go HTC Go!
jaychan71 said:
I am now using Touch Diamond receiving emails everyday and kinda interested in Magic. But would like to know if Magic can open .eml, .msg, .rar, .zip, .ppt, .csv, .tif, .jpg, .gif files? They are often attachments in my emails.
Thanks to anyone who can answer my query!
Go Go HTC Go!
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I know it can open tif, jpg, gif by default. U can download a program from the market that opens zip files. Dunno about the rest, but the Android Market is so full of programs so i would think theres an app for any kind of extension.
Is there any way to open .msg files in Android?
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Hi, i personally got 4 email to setup. everytime after a flash, i need to setup all of the email one by one.
i was wondering is there any quicker way that i can do this?
or easiest possible, juz install a cab file mayb? is there such a software that i could create .cab file from all the email settings i wanted, then copy the .cab to ppc and just install then could get all the email running?
The best way I found to do this is Sashami, and its built in XML editor, Makisu. Go here, register, and download Sashami 8. Install it on your device, and open Makisu. Select the Email option, and input all the information about your email accounts as the wizard asks for it. Most email providers have a page which has all of the connectivity information, which details which protocols, ports, etc. are supported, and all that is readily available on Google.
Do this with each email account, and you should end up with a few XML files, which are compatible with most user customization options, which are often integrated in ROMs. If your ROM doesn't have any form of UC or you don't want to use UC, you can make your XML file into a cab file with these directions (skip down to the step called Creating the CAB File, since you already have the XML file made). After you do that, you will have a few cab files (or one cab, if you manually merge all the XML files) which will install your email accounts and preferences.
It may seem like a lot of work now, but it's completely worth it after you never need to set up another email account again.
oh hell yeah.. thx for it bro.. thats is wat i wanted it to be..
I think I might be missing something here..
I've been trying to send a non-image file I have on my Xoom to a friend via the stock e-mail client and when I try to add an attachment it opens the "Gallery" as opposed to a file explorer like I would have expected (also side question, is there a default file explorer on the Xoom?) and the only files available for selection are images stored on the device.
Anyone have similar behavior or a work around to attach non-image files to an e-mail using the stock client?
xdatul said:
I think I might be missing something here..
I've been trying to send a non-image file I have on my Xoom to a friend via the stock e-mail client and when I try to add an attachment it opens the "Gallery" as opposed to a file explorer like I would have expected (also side question, is there a default file explorer on the Xoom?) and the only files available for selection are images stored on the device.
Anyone have similar behavior or a work around to attach non-image files to an e-mail using the stock client?
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Install Astro file manager and it will give you the option to browse files.
i use the native email client and i got an .mov file as attachment and it lets me save it but where is it saved? i can't find it anywhere.
i downloaded a file manager and was able to find it. any way to designate a default folder?
I think it automatically puts in designated folder.
Use Astro or X-plore. The best ones I think.
Email attachments are saved in the root directory of you SD card. However you cannot change the default destination folder...