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Marco_AUS
Posts: 9
Phone Model:
T610
Service Provider:
Telstra |
 
Thu Jun 17, 2004 12:15 am |
Hi guys, I’ve written a particular text document and I want to be able to send it to my T610 via Bluetooth (from PC) so it would automatically be stored into the area of “Notes” under the calendar.
I believe this can be done simply by changing the extension of the file, for example (and example only) rename note.txt to note.t610 – once received by the T610 – it would automatically be stored in the appropriate place. So, I need to know what extension the files for stores are, I know there is an extension because I once sent a note from my T610 to a Siemens phone, Siemens did not recognise the format though still stored the file, and displayed its extension.
 As an experiment, and to prove I’m not stoned – if you rename a .thm file on your computer to a .jpg extension – send it to your T610, your T610 will not be able to actually load the thm file as a jpg though it will be sitting in the “My Pictures” directory.
And finally, I have also attempted to email a note file, the T610 renames the file during transit to a text file, a blank note file sent via email (with the extension changed) displayed the following contents. Note: The note file was originally called LI and did not contain any actual data.
Li file – received by email as a text document. (contents) 
BEGIN:VNOTE
VERSION:1.1
BODY:Li
DCREATED:20040616T133905Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20040616T133905Z
CLASS:PUBLIC
X-IRMC-LUID:000001000000
END:VNOTE
P.S Again the purpose would be for myself to send a couple of notes to my T610 from my PC. The note file extension is required.
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nuclear
Posts: 19
Phone Model:
Sony Ericsson T610
Service Provider:
Simobil |
Fri Jun 18, 2004 9:43 am |
Open Microsoft Outlook --> Notes --> Right click on the (white) window and click ADD NOTE --> write some text in new yellow little window --> click on your new note once and select FILE --> Send to Bluetooth
This works for me...
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Splintax
Posts: 3
Phone Model:
Sony Ericsson T610
Service Provider:
Telstra |
Fri Oct 01, 2004 11:44 am |
I've just done a little investigation.. I sent a note from my T610 to my PC via IR. I got a .VNT file that was plaintext and looked like this when opened in Notepad:
BEGIN:VNOTE
VERSION:1.1
BODY;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:line one of text=0Aline two of text=0Aline three of text=0Aline four of text
DCREATED:20040929T040118Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20040929T040501Z
CLASS:PUBLIC
X-IRMC-LUID:000001000000
END:VNOTE
So I would assume that you just copy your file into Notepad, and replace all carriage returns with "=0A". I'll check out how to do other symbols now..
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Splintax
Posts: 3
Phone Model:
Sony Ericsson T610
Service Provider:
Telstra |
Fri Oct 01, 2004 11:47 am |
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Just confirmed.. I made a new note and sent it. Worked fine.
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Splintax
Posts: 3
Phone Model:
Sony Ericsson T610
Service Provider:
Telstra |
Fri Oct 01, 2004 12:23 pm |
OK, since I have an interest in doing this too, I checked all of the T610's characters and their plaintext counterparts. Most can just be typed right in:
* asterisk
= equals
& ampersand
% percent
# hash
_ underscore
$ dollar sign
. full stop
, comma
+ plus
- hyphen
? question mark
! exclamation mark
' apostrophe
@ at sign
: full colon
; semicolon
/ forward slash
() left and right brackets
<> less or greater than
: - )  smiley
: - (  sad
; - ) winking
: - D  very happy
: - l  straightface
note: the straightface is actually a :- followed by a lowercase L, not a pipe (|) as you might expect. also you have to remove the spaces in the codes that i put in to prevent them showing up as smileys..
And then there are the special characters you type in a code for:
+ICk- new paragraph <hr>
+AFw- backslash
+AKM- pound sign
+IKw- euro sign
+AKI- cent sign
+AKU- yen sign
+AKc- section sign
+AKk- copyright sign
+AK4- registered sign
+AKQ- currency sign
+AL8- inverted question mark
+AKE- inverted exclamation mark
Now all we need is someone to write a kludge to do this all automatically. I'm going to have a look at one of the JavaScript "l33tifiers" that are around and see what I can do...
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Marco_AUS
Posts: 9
Phone Model:
T610
Service Provider:
Telstra |
Sat Oct 02, 2004 1:11 pm |
Ha ha, you're a genius mate... Yeah it would be great to write a little app especially java-like to send out notes automatically... The Outlook / Outlook Express option is good, but again would be much neater to have something to send out notes straight up. 
Marco.
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