on 12/08/02 23:40, bmgu3 at bmgu3_at_chartermi.net wrote:
> I have an older newt 130, with some packages I would like to move
> off of it and make some copies to have if I get a newer MP. How can I do
> this or am I stuck? All suggestions looked at and kept
Use an external flash RAM card. Move your packages to the card, then eject
the card and use it in your new MP.
-Laurent.
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