I have many, many files on my 256mb SD card in my Kyocera 7135. I use PowerRun to run many of the programs (great program by the way) BUT I have now upgraded to a 1GB SD card.

BUT, my question is ...How do I 'move' all the files from the 256mb SD card over to the 1GB card?

There's got to be a way that this can be done. Hotsyncing it does not do it obviously...

Any suggestions would sure be appreciated. It has to be easier than what I think...

wxman

You'll have to use a card reader/writer and your computer.

I actually have access to two card readers so I can just copy from one drive to another. Short of that you would have to copy the contents of one card to a hold folder on your hard drive and then back to the new card.
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Let me expand on his points.

I would STRONGLY suggest you keep the folder on your computer with the files that you copy from the SD card. That's the easiest way to have a backup of all the SD information.

As for PowerRun.....I'm quoting from memory so I may be wrong. I think, you need to do two things. First, you need to be sure that you name the new card exactly the same as the old card. PowerRun can detect different apps on different cards, but it won't detect apps that are installed directly to the card. You have to install them on the handheld and them move them to the card. This trains PowerRun where the app is, so if you make a copy of the apps on another card, you need to use the same name so PowerRun thinks it's looking in the same place.
Once the new card is installed, I think there is some "refresh apps" option. PowerRun will recognize different cards, but you have to tell it when you've inserted a new one so it knows where to look for apps. You'll need to run the "refresh" option before you can launch.

If none of the above works, you'll need to reinstall your apps to the handheld , and then move them to the new card.

I hope this has been helpful.
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