[Johnny Li]

I have a ton of notes left on my passport and I want to transfer them to the DTEK 60 somehow. It seems that I can't multi select all of them (or even just some of them) and have them emailed to myself or something of the like. Does anyone know a better way then going to each one individually and either email each note or copy and paste them somewhere? Thanks.

[Johnny Li]

I found a pretty good way to transfer notes. Just download the Blackberry Transfer app on both smartphones and follow the instructions.

[Zeratul57]

Or get a office 365 exchange account.

Sent from a Silver Passport.

[evodevo69]

Or get a office 365 exchange account.

Sent from a Silver Passport.

Is that free?

#qwerty #glassweave #darkhorse

[85_305]

Pretty sure notes aren't saved in Link backups. At least, they didn't used to be.

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[joseanmx]

Device Switch worked fine for me from Classic to PP. For writig and most notes I use Evernote.

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[Chris Chin]

Is that free?

#qwerty #glassweave #darkhorse

It's a couple bucks per month and well worth it. (imho)

Chris - Posted from my PP SE on CB10

[BoyTanggol]

Or get a office 365 exchange account.

Sent from a Silver Passport.

Or use Evernote

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[David Theado]

Or use Evernote

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This ^^^^ love Evernote... automatically syncing with all my devices. Have used it for years

on the road with my BlackBerry

[Zeratul57]

Is that free?

#qwerty #glassweave #darkhorse

$5.00 a month and you get Office Mobile apps too. Not a bad deal for secure and hippa comp. email.

[billbsb]

If you like Microsoft's OneNote, you should definitely try Memoir! It will upload all your Notes to OneNote ( just one way sync). PM me for promocode