Windows Mobile 5 and onwards use flash disks not hard disks - yet (at least
to my knowledge) and you can open up shares on your device like you can with
your desktop PC to access.
In terms of sharing .pst files you'd normally setup a sync partnership with
ActiveSync (pre Vista/Server 2008) or WMDC post XP/2003 which enables you to
sync mail, tasks, calender appointments etc. You can configure your device to
use POP3 and use it as you would a laptop over any type of network connection
so long as the network can see the POP3 server.
Dragging and dropping files can be done using standard build-it
functionality provided by ActiveSync/WMDC when opening up a file explore
window - built into the OS. My Mobiler is a free tool that handles this
better. I blogged about this tool here:
http://simonrhart.blogspot.com/2008/06/my-mobiler.html
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Simon Hart
Visual Developer - Device Application Development MVP
http://simonrhart.blogspot.com
"sunilsoni7@gmail.com" wrote:
> a few questions:
> can we share the entire hard disk of the windows mobile as we do in a
> normal windows PC.
> can we drag and drop files from our pc to mobile and vice versa.
> can we share a .pst of our desktop PC in Microsoft Office Outlook
> Mobile so we can view, drag n drop the mails from our notebook or
> desktop pc into our mobile and vice-versa.
> i use a POP3 mail account
>