[timothythetim]

I'm a bit confused with text files and my 6680. If I make a txt file on the computer and put it on the phone, it does work with the notes program but I have to use FExplorer to open it which is a bit annoying. Can I open it through the notes program somehow? Also, why wont quick word open it? It says file format not supported or something. I need it to be a .txt file. (although when I made it a .doc file quick workd still wasn't happy)
Anyone got any ideas?
Cheers

[timothythetim]

Also, is there a program that can open pocketword files (.pwi)?

[Ben]

lmao! Just tried to open the .pwi file and the Windows web service doesn't know what it is. It suggests filext.com that, worrying, does know!

http://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=pwi&Submit3=Go%21

So it's definitely a Microsoft-written document, yet Micrososft don't seem to have a way of opening it. Great. Even worse, Microsoft Word can't open it and neither can Wordpad or Notepad. It makes a very very strong case for Symbian ;)

Wordpad does allow you to see some parts of the text, amongst the encoded rubbish.

Just tried emailing myself a text file and it opened fine in Notes... however now I can't find where the hell it has saved the attachment!

[timothythetim]

Aha!
I just downloaded MSActiveSync or whatever its called Here (http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/downloads/activesync38.mspx) and now it opens .wpi files in MS word. So at least I can read it on the computer. Still would be good if there was a symbian program that could open them.