Where are nokia email files are stored

i want to save my phone memory because i have 4GB card I want to save all my email nd messaging data on card. So where are the emails store if my msg settngs are set to phone memory if i set it to memory card all the emails will be saved in card?
Another question plz i m usng nokia e5 once i changed msg memory from phn to card it askd me to copy msgs but again when i tried it its now askng to copy msgs why?
Some one plz ans
thank you

The STR files are only briefly stored in this location until they are
processed by the database.
They are then deleted.
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"Tim Rath" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I have a standalone inventory server running NW 6.5 with around 300 XP
>workstations attached. A couple of questions:
>
> Where are my str files? The Scan Directory Path in the inventory service
> object is set to \sys\zenworks\Inv\ScanDir, but there are no str files
> there. Workstations are being updated and showing correct info. The db
> files are showing current modification dates. Is that where all of the
> info is stored now?
>
> Also, when I generate a report from C1, even a quick report, the CPU jumps
> to 100%. Is this normal even with only 300 workstations to scan? I ran
> sybindex, but that didn't help. Would I be better off configuring the
> Windows ODBC for reports? Thanks.

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