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2009-11-10
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Originally Posted by archzai
The phone keeps your history but there are no UI elements that I've seen allowing you to save or export your conversations. I'm sure it's just a text file somewhere easy but hidden that you can copy.
Hi guys,
I've seen screenshots of the butterfly program using telepathy to enable chat programs like MSN and integrate them into Maemo Chat.
My question though, is whether or not there is an easy way to save text msgs and chats. I like to keep my message history so was wondering if this is possible. Ie., to download the chats/sms onto my computer or something.
Hope what im asking is clear.
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2009-11-10
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Originally Posted by zerojay
Probably more likely it's stored in the database mentioned at http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=34057 accessible via the Eventlogger API. In other words, if the built-in Conversations program doesn't support message saving or archiving, then a third-party app could be written to do this.
I'm sure it's just a text file somewhere easy but hidden that you can copy.
I've seen screenshots of the butterfly program using telepathy to enable chat programs like MSN and integrate them into Maemo Chat.
My question though, is whether or not there is an easy way to save text msgs and chats. I like to keep my message history so was wondering if this is possible. Ie., to download the chats/sms onto my computer or something.
Hope what im asking is clear.