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Discussion: Reading the SD Card
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Anonymous |
Reading the SD Card Wednesday, 11:03 PM EDT I was wondering if there is any way to directly access the SD card on the HTC (in my case the TyTNII), without having to remove it and place it into a card reader? This may be a no-brainer for those syncing with Windows / PCs, so is it just that I am syncing with a Mac, using "Missing Sync"? I don't want to just dump files and documents onto the card, I actually want to control the file structure as well so it all stays neat. Pulling the MicroSD card out each time isn't too drastic a solution, but it is messier than being able to do it while the device is plugged into the USB connection. Thanks for any assistance. Do you find this valuable? |
 denco7 |
RE: Reading the SD Card Yesterday, 1:06 AM EDT "I was wondering if there is any way to directly access the SD card on the HTC (in my case the TyTNII), without having to remove it and place it into a card reader?Go to programs>file explorer>my device>storage card>menu create new folders, delete unwanted stuff press edit and copy cut and paste until everything is where you want it. Do you find this valuable? |
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Anonymous |
RE: Reading the SD Card Yesterday, 2:30 AM EDT Thanks, but that doesn't seem to allow me to actually transfer whole directory structures onto and off the card. I'm moving around 1000 files in an already sorted directory tree, and I don't want to have to recreate the directory tree and reposition each file individually (if I can work out where they belong in the first place). I want to be able to access and read the files and directories on the card from the computer, not just move stuff around on the card itself. Do you find this valuable? |