Is it possible to splice 2 msv files (one after the other) so they become one file? These files have already been transferred to my PC.

It will usually ask you for permission to override and if it doesnt default is usually set that it will rename itsself by adding a number at the end. For example if u transfer a picture called familyphoto to a computer that has it already. It will default rename to familyphoto(2).

Hi,

If you do a search for "free file converter" there are many free programs out there to download that will do that for you..

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As part of the test. Try to copy files (pictures) to the device and see if the device were able to save the file. If not then try to format the device. Please take note that formatting the device will delete everything. see procedure below:
1. press menu 2. using the jog lever, select format 3. press enter 4. use jog lever and select yes 5. press enter -> Ok? -> press enter 6. formatting will be displayed on the screen. press menu after formatting the device and test the issue.
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Is your unit equipt or have a USB? if that so,just simply connect it to yoyr PC,and anytime you have connected it a baloon on the screen of your pc will pops up to let you know that it is already activated.If that so,you can go to"my computer,Then right click for the" Removable disk (E)", or what is assigned in your comp..Once you click it you can see the files stored in your Cellphone.
Now,if you already opened the files,you can save your file( The picture you are saying) to your PC by this way:
1. Right click to the name of file you want to save or
Transfer.
2. a menu will appear and right click for the "Send"
3. A menu will appear and right click to the
" My Documents"
just follow these and your files will be saved to your PC ..
But when your CP dont have a USB?No problem,you can buy a USB bluetooth and install in your computer.
After installing it,you can perform transfering files just like the way you are sending bluetooth through cellphone to cellphone.( but to tell you to have a little patience in transfering or sending files becoz it has a little bit slower than a USB, the reason that USB is direct or line to line ,so it is more faster than a bluetooth which is through "signal."

Check this link:

http://www.dvdvideoconverter.com/convert/msv.html

ur phone memory will become over,since the files r transferred from bluetooth to mobile and not to memory card...(if transferring large files)...
so,, u have to transfer small files to mobile then copy it to memory card...or if u want to transfer large files split the large files into small then transfer...

There are 2 methods:

1) On the existing PC, start the Job registration tool, click the "Administrators" button (on the bottom of the dialog), then click the "Backup" button in the dialog that appears. This will save a registry file that you can then transfer to the new PC.

2) Use regedit to browse to the
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Canon Electronics Inc.\DR-1210C-JobTool
branch. Save this branch to a file, then transfer it to the new PC.

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I have this problem too. Found that if you go to the folder that has the music file in it, right click on each problem file and select 'open with -> " and choose Sonic stage, then it will import the file. Next problem may be that it imports it with 'unknown' as the file name but if you then right click on the file within SonicStage and select 'Get CD info' it will find it. Tedious if you have several dozen/hundred files that won't import I'm afraid...

FTP is "line oriented." It has no concept of 'database record formats.' It transfers strings of characters with essentially no knowledge of 'fields' or 'columns' that make up 'records.' A 'record' to FTP is usually just whatever string of characters that is found between record delimiters.

Trying to FTP into a DB2 externally-described database file requires having strings of characters that are (1) laid out to match the receiving record format and (2) either are already converted to the proper CCSID and transferred as BINARY, or are ASCII characters that would result in conversions to all the right characters and transferred as ASCII.

Regardless of which alternative is chosen for "(2)", the handling of record format positions that would match up with packed-decimal or other non-character type fields would be very tricky.

That's where a somewhat 'standard' file format such as .CSV comes in.

However, you don't transfer the .CSV file directly over the top of the DB2 file. Instead, you transfer the .CSV file into a simple directory on your AS/400 and then use it as the source for a DB2 import function. On your AS/400, the import function is most often the CPYFRMIMPF command.

The import takes the .CSV file and handles all of the mappings for field positions and data types.

As such, the sequence becomes (1) FTP the .CSV file to the AS/400, and (2) run CPYFRMIMPF on the AS/400.

Note that the format of the .CSV file makes a difference. You need to ensure proper CCSID settings, proper quoting where necessary, proper record separators, etc. Make sure that you generate a .CSV that can be converted to the record format of the eventual target database file. Lots of possible details, but _far_ easier than trying to construct a matching DB2 record format on a different platform.