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Explain: USB Flash Drive (U3 compatible)


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I use the lovely BARCA email client/organiser from Poco Systems and they have just released "myInfoToGo" (see promo details below).

Can someone tell me I am reading this correctly: that I can actually just plug a stick into a USB connection on any windows computer and access/use my BARCA?! This I like.

Can you also explain the 'stick' bit to me - a USB flash drive/U3 compatible - as I'm a bit new to such things (only just discovered what a Compact Flash Drive for a digital camera is!) Any recommendations on what USB flash drive/U3 to buy?

jayno :blink:

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myInfoToGo (Portable PIM)

You can now take all your important information anywhere you go. With myInfoToGo you will have your email, calendar, planner, contacts, notes and desktop documents available to you on any computer. All you need is a USB flash drive (preferrably U3 compatible) and myInfoToGo!

myInfoToGo is based on the award-winning email client PocoMail. Bring desktop PIM power to your USB flash drive. Protect yourself from keyloggers when using someone else’s computer by storing your email password on your drive. Be unstoppable when traveling with myInfoToGo.

Some of the features myInfoToGo provides are:

Full Email program

Newsgroups and RSS

Online IMAP Reader

Calendar and Tasks

Yearly Planner

Contacts and Address Books

Notes and Diary

Desktop Document Syncing

Integrated Safe HTML Viewer myInfoToGo (Portable PIM)

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What is U3?

I use a USB pen drive on which I have a portable Thunderbird e-mail app. It works too except that I would prefer it to leave messages on the server rather than deleting them after downloading them for reading. But I am still looking at how to manage that.

Thos.

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"It works too except that I would prefer it to leave messages on the server rather than deleting them after downloading them for reading. But I am still looking at how to manage that."

Thos

If you have your email app on the USB stick can't you just file downloaded emails to an inbox folder then synch it all back to your home pc?

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"It works too except that I would prefer it to leave messages on the server rather than deleting them after downloading them for reading. But I am still looking at how to manage that."

Thos

If you have your email app on the USB stick can't you just file downloaded emails to an inbox folder then synch it all back to your home pc?

That sounds sensible. I'll try it. I'm practising for when I go on a holiday in April and the portable Thunderbird app should be useful.

Thos.

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"It works too except that I would prefer it to leave messages on the server rather than deleting them after downloading them for reading. But I am still looking at how to manage that."

Thos

If you have your email app on the USB stick can't you just file downloaded emails to an inbox folder then synch it all back to your home pc?

To clear this up, I found a box under "Tools" which I could check to ensure messages are left on the server.

Thos.

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