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Anyone come up with a better way of sending photos and video to the PC other
than Email. You would think that the Mobile Office Kit would have that
feature built into it. When a person is out in the field and needs to send
photos in a Word document back to the home office in a hurry. I guess what
you do is have a digital camera that is functional instead of this toy. The
Mobile Office Kit box states on the cover "The office of the future. Right
now" crippled right from the get go for your working pleasure. Sure would of
been nice to have less things to carry around.

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Thinking outloud: If your "sending" a document back to the home office, I'm
guessing, that your emailing it. So, using the phone to email a picture to
yourself, is consistent with how you have to send the document to the
office? Alternatively, if your printing a document and hand-carrying it to
the office, then I agree: why not "push a picture" directly to your laptop.

Mobile office appears to be designed to handle your phone book only. A
common complaint is pushing picture directly to your laptop. VZW had a
phone that allowed you to push/pull pictures directly to the phone/computer:
Z800, with photo-id. Came with the cable right in the box. But it didn't
take pictures. It could be a revenue issue? How much money does your
carrier make if they let you use a direct phone-pc connection for pictures?
Be patient, somone, usually bitpim, will figure a way, give them time.

Jody
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> Anyone come up with a better way of sending photos and video to the PC
> other than Email. You would think that the Mobile Office Kit would have
> that feature built into it. When a person is out in the field and needs to
> send photos in a Word document back to the home office in a hurry. I guess
> what you do is have a digital camera that is functional instead of this
> toy. The Mobile Office Kit box states on the cover "The office of the
> future. Right now" crippled right from the get go for your working
> pleasure. Sure would of been nice to have less things to carry around.
>
>