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Originally Posted by stustaff
This is exactly what I mean, yes the phone doesnt come with that but then you couldnt do that to the sony Satio phone I have just got from work.
however yes you can quite happily send me the file by email! im assuming your phone has that?
and yes i can load it up in office software, edit the file and email it back to you.
your just uneducated about how the iPhone works or cant think further than bluetooth which of course is well known for being THE choice for transferring large files between devices.
basically what im saying is your wrong, you CAN send me the file. I CAN open and edit it, and i CAN send it back to you.
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My point is that I can send you the item many ways from my phone. There's only one way you can get it on your iPhone. If we're not in an AT&T service area, for example, you're out of luck, even though I'm standing next to you. In fact, my phone does have email capabiltiy. I've never bothered to set it up, since I don't need it. In this example, you're out of luck. (I agree that's an unintentional chance oddity.)
Apple's design philosophy, despite their marketing department, is not for all people. It's especially not for you if you want to do things in a different way or multiple ways. They try to make Apple look non-conformist, but, in general, you have to conform to Apple's narrow brand of non-conformism. I find that a little hypocritical.
I've never liked WIMP GUIs, whether Apple or MS. They're contrary to how I like to do things. I find the Apple iPhone gestural system particularly annoying. I also dislike their lack of built-in handwriting recognition. Of course, VMS was my favorite operating system of the last 40 years or so, go figure.
As to uneducated, in polite society, educated people capitalize the first letter of each sentence. Commas and apostrophes are also used. Related to that, "your" is not the contraction for "you are". It's a possesive. The correct contraction is "you're".
Regards,
Jack Tingle