Actually there is a option to remove hypernewt slots if you wish. But
it doesn't do any harm to leave them in and just freeze/remove hypernewt
instead. But it would free up some memory. Depending on if you use the
features that the extra slots supported.
-Dan
On 6/2/2009 3:30 AM, kosmicdollop wrote:
> There are different options when one "imports." If your corrupted
> soup is on a card, might try first installing HyperNewt without the
> card inserted; if you have no notes on internal (or a different
> card), create some notes on a different store from the corrupted one.
> Once you've got HyperNewt working on some notes, insert the corrupted
> soup and see if it will work with it. There are options to import
> missing notes (those without HyperNewt directory slots) or to move
> all notes to the root directory -- since you don't have HyperNewt
> directories yet, nothing lost by latter procedure.
>
> BTW, HyperNewt doesn't prevent using Notes as they were before
> "importing". Freezing or removing HyperNewt restores Notes soup to
> its state before HyperNewt. (Notes app ignores the added HyperNewt
> slots.)
>
> B C D
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