i understand and have stored excel files in the appropriate My Doc folder.
Just to clearify, I did not save the original document to "my docs" on the
desktop because I created the file on cellphone, and assumed it was backed up
automatically.
Also, while I am at it, I can plug in my cell phone and my dektop will
acknowledge the connection with a sound, but active synch does not and cannot
find the phone. I can unplug, get widows acknowledgement of unplugging, then
replug it in, windows acknowledges, and active synch may or may not respond.
Is it me or a typical windows glych

thaks
"Todd Allcock" wrote:
> At 02 May 2009 23:56:01 -0700 fkosmakos wrote:
> > I run active synch 4.5. Recently I had to do a master reset on my
> phone.
> > However, when I looked for excel backups,. I could not find them
>
>
> Any spreadsheets you created should be in the sync folder on your PC,
> assuming you synced "files" with Activesync. The sync folder is a
> subfolder of your PC's My Documents folder, and typically named <Name of
> Your Device>_My Documents.
>
>
> > is it possible to backup excel from my phone to my desk? How?
>
>
> Do you mean the Excel program itself, rather than the spreadsheets?
> There's no need, it's built-in to the device's firmware and not erased
> even by a master reset. The spreadsheets will backup at each sync as
> long as the "files" option is selected in Activesync, assuming you save
> the aheets to the default (My Documents) folder on the device.
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