6600 MMC.

Could someone tell me how to transfer files direct to the MMC? Can I use
Bluetooth (this sends the file to my inbox which I presume is fixed in the
phone memory) or will I need a cable?

I hope I don't need PC Suite because I haven't got this working on my pc
yet.

Thanks.

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"Comfortably Numb" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Could someone tell me how to transfer files direct to the MMC? Can I use
> Bluetooth (this sends the file to my inbox which I presume is fixed in the
> phone memory) or will I need a cable?
>
> I hope I don't need PC Suite because I haven't got this working on my pc
> yet.
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> Gamertag : Kashmir
>
> "Oh, what a tangled web do parents weave. When they think that their
> children are naive."
> Ogden Nash, 'Baby, What Makes the Sky Blue'. 1940
>
>
Umm if they r pic's tones etc just open them in ya inbox then save - it
ask's u where u want to save them.. phone mem or mem card.
or install selectQ and then cut n paste or copy n paste from the mail folder
to a folder on ya memory card..
just imagine ur phone as a small pc really, if u get an e-mail u want to
keep, you would save it else where wouldn't u well its the same with ya
phone.. ;o)

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Lister wrote:

> "Comfortably Numb" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Could someone tell me how to transfer files direct to the MMC? Can I
>> use Bluetooth (this sends the file to my inbox which I presume is
>> fixed in the phone memory) or will I need a cable?
>>
>> I hope I don't need PC Suite because I haven't got this working on
>> my pc yet.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> --
>> Gamertag : Kashmir
>>
>> "Oh, what a tangled web do parents weave. When they think that their
>> children are naive."
>> Ogden Nash, 'Baby, What Makes the Sky Blue'. 1940
>>
>>
> Umm if they r pic's tones etc just open them in ya inbox then save -
> it ask's u where u want to save them.. phone mem or mem card.
> or install selectQ and then cut n paste or copy n paste from the mail
> folder to a folder on ya memory card..
> just imagine ur phone as a small pc really, if u get an e-mail u want
> to keep, you would save it else where wouldn't u well its the same
> with ya phone.. ;o)

Thanks for replying, the thing is, the files I want to send are larger than
the amount of memory on the actual phone! I've bought a 128Mb MMC but I'll
be damned if I can receive anything larger than the phones memory (about 4Mb
free).

What I'd like to do is send a video clip (55Mb) from my pc so that I can
view it on my phone.

>>Snippity Snip
>
> Thanks for replying, the thing is, the files I want to send are larger
than
> the amount of memory on the actual phone! I've bought a 128Mb MMC but I'll
> be damned if I can receive anything larger than the phones memory (about
4Mb
> free).
>
> What I'd like to do is send a video clip (55Mb) from my pc so that I can
> view it on my phone.
>
>
The cheapest way would be to get pc suite working but failing that,
Prob the easiest way m8 will be to use a card reader.
for that sake of around a tenner ( available at all good Computer
retailers) --- LoL
either a small external usb type or even one of the 6/7 in 1 jobbies, will
do the job nicely( and transfer is a dame site quicker than Bluetooth,
especially for large files..
Hope that helps ya a bit.

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Lister wrote:

>>> Snippity Snip
>>
>> Thanks for replying, the thing is, the files I want to send are
>> larger than the amount of memory on the actual phone! I've bought a
>> 128Mb MMC but I'll be damned if I can receive anything larger than
>> the phones memory (about 4Mb free).
>>
>> What I'd like to do is send a video clip (55Mb) from my pc so that I
>> can view it on my phone.
>>
>>
> The cheapest way would be to get pc suite working but failing that,
> Prob the easiest way m8 will be to use a card reader.
> for that sake of around a tenner ( available at all good Computer
> retailers) --- LoL
> either a small external usb type or even one of the 6/7 in 1 jobbies,
> will do the job nicely( and transfer is a dame site quicker than
> Bluetooth, especially for large files..
> Hope that helps ya a bit.

Thanks. I'll try a card reader and see what happens.

Lister <lister@eastcoast_NOSPAM_4ME_pc.co.uk> wrote:
>Prob the easiest way m8 will be to use a card reader.
>for that sake of around a tenner ( available at all good Computer
>retailers) --- LoL
>either a small external usb type or even one of the 6/7 in 1 jobbies, will
>do the job nicely( and transfer is a dame site quicker than Bluetooth,
>especially for large files..

Jessopps (might be a different spilling) the camera shop are selling
umpteen-in-one jobbies for UKP9.99, or at least they were a week or so ago
when I bought mine. Works nicely with the card that came with my 6600.

Cheers,

Mark.

>
> Thanks for replying, the thing is, the files I want to send are larger
than
> the amount of memory on the actual phone! I've bought a 128Mb MMC but I'll
> be damned if I can receive anything larger than the phones memory (about
4Mb
> free).
>

it's the damnest thing: after twice installing the suite for 6600 i'd now
rather burn in hell, than try to use it again (can you say 'crappiest
programming mankind has seen'?).

i too have searched an alternative to the suite's file moving/managing and
the closest i have come was a program which required the pc suite to be
installed first O_o

all i want is the ability to transfer stuff directly to the memcard; that's
all. and it seems i have to go and buy a damn memcard reader to achieve this
:P

holler out loud if you find something!

-pete

Mark Turner wrote:
> Lister <lister@eastcoast_NOSPAM_4ME_pc.co.uk> wrote:
>> Prob the easiest way m8 will be to use a card reader.
>> for that sake of around a tenner ( available at all good Computer
>> retailers) --- LoL
>> either a small external usb type or even one of the 6/7 in 1
>> jobbies, will do the job nicely( and transfer is a dame site quicker
>> than Bluetooth, especially for large files..
>
> Jessopps (might be a different spilling) the camera shop are selling
> umpteen-in-one jobbies for UKP9.99, or at least they were a week or
> so ago when I bought mine. Works nicely with the card that came with
> my 6600.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Mark.

Thanks, I'll Google for it.

pete wrote:
>> Thanks for replying, the thing is, the files I want to send are
>> larger than the amount of memory on the actual phone! I've bought a
>> 128Mb MMC but I'll be damned if I can receive anything larger than
>> the phones memory (about 4Mb free).
>>
>
> it's the damnest thing: after twice installing the suite for 6600 i'd
> now rather burn in hell, than try to use it again (can you say
> 'crappiest programming mankind has seen'?).

I know. My PC Suite just refuses to see any COM ports on my comp at all.
(all it offers is IR).

>
> i too have searched an alternative to the suite's file
> moving/managing and the closest i have come was a program which
> required the pc suite to be installed first O_o

Figures ;-)

>
> all i want is the ability to transfer stuff directly to the memcard;
> that's all. and it seems i have to go and buy a damn memcard reader
> to achieve this
>> P
>
> holler out loud if you find something!
>
> -pete

I will if you will.

> What I'd like to do is send a video clip (55Mb) from my pc so that I can
> view it on my phone.
>


Hi,

What format is the video clip? mpg, avi?
If you use PC Suite select the file & you can send it anywhere onto the phone or MMC.
Also it will convert the video to .3gp format so your 55mb file ends up as 2mb on your phone.
Ive put loads of video's on mine, it also works with mp3's.



THE BLACKPANTHER

"Blackpanther" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > What I'd like to do is send a video clip (55Mb) from my pc so that I can
> > view it on my phone.
> >
>
>
> Hi,
>
> What format is the video clip? mpg, avi?
> If you use PC Suite select the file & you can send it anywhere onto the
phone or MMC.
> Also it will convert the video to .3gp format so your 55mb file ends up as
2mb on your phone.
> Ive put loads of video's on mine, it also works with mp3's.
>
>
>
> THE BLACKPANTHER
>
we were trying to fid other ways for Master Numb to transfer because as he
stated "I hope I don't need PC Suite because I haven't got this working
on my pc yet."
But yes that is the easiest and cheapest way to go.. Personally I have never
really had any prob's with nokia software and have always got it to work ok,
but I Know some ppl either don't or can't get it going so have to explore
other ways

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Pete,
I have read in here that there is an 'alternative' called 'Oxygen'.

"pete" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> >
> > Thanks for replying, the thing is, the files I want to send are larger
> than
> > the amount of memory on the actual phone! I've bought a 128Mb MMC but
I'll
> > be damned if I can receive anything larger than the phones memory (about
> 4Mb
> > free).
> >
>
> it's the damnest thing: after twice installing the suite for 6600 i'd now
> rather burn in hell, than try to use it again (can you say 'crappiest
> programming mankind has seen'?).
>
> i too have searched an alternative to the suite's file moving/managing and
> the closest i have come was a program which required the pc suite to be
> installed first O_o
>
> all i want is the ability to transfer stuff directly to the memcard;
that's
> all. and it seems i have to go and buy a damn memcard reader to achieve
this
> :P
>
> holler out loud if you find something!
>
> -pete
>
>

> I've already converted the clip to .3gp using Nokia Converter but I can't
> get pc suite to work on my pc, it doesn't offer me any COM ports to select
> in mRouter other than IR.
>

I had the same problem at work,
In the control panel (under your bluetooth)you need to set up some com port's for it to use.
As i said my PC at home was ok and i didn't need to do this but the one at work didn't offer any com ports to use.
Once you have added some com ports the mrouter should find them allowing PC suite to connect.

As someone else has posted there are other ways ie Oxygen etc

PS sorry Lister, i did miss that small point a little in my earlier post :-)



THE BLACKPANTHER