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Why is it I can't move CCL to my SD card?
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What do you mean? The CCL app doesn't save anything to your device other than temporary storage for images. There is nothing to move to your SD card.
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Then what "installed" (and where?) when I bought it?
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Xylob wrote:Then what "installed" (and where?) when I bought it? There's normally some built in memory for app storage/OS/etc. That's where most things install to by default.
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ErrantEntertainment wrote:What do you mean? The CCL app doesn't save anything to your device other than temporary storage for images. There is nothing to move to your SD card. EE - Many apps allow themselves to be moved to an SD card instead of having them installed in the phone's main memory. You can see the button for it when you go into the installed Application list and click on one. It's on the screen that tells you the version, has an Uninstall button, tells how much storage the app is using, etc. The CCL app has the Move to SD card button grayed out. At first I thought it was because of the size, but when looking on my phone I see smaller apps that can be moved and larger ones that also cannot be moved.
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Ah okay. I understand what you mean now. I didn't realize that was an option for Android apps. Probably won't be much of a problem to fix up though. I'll drop it the next release. Thanks for the clarification, Scott!
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ErrantEntertainment wrote:Ah okay. I understand what you mean now. I didn't realize that was an option for Android apps. Probably won't be much of a problem to fix up though. I'll drop it the next release. Thanks for the clarification, Scott! Not sure whether it's an option in the Android SDK or something else, but now that you know about it I'm sure you'll figure it out. I'm not sure I see the real value in it with a 300K app though. As it grows to have more features, I could see it being useful. If someone really needs to free up space, I'd have to think there are larger apps to be moved for space.
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scotteaves wrote:ErrantEntertainment wrote:Ah okay. I understand what you mean now. I didn't realize that was an option for Android apps. Probably won't be much of a problem to fix up though. I'll drop it the next release. Thanks for the clarification, Scott! Not sure whether it's an option in the Android SDK or something else, but now that you know about it I'm sure you'll figure it out. I'm not sure I see the real value in it with a 300K app though. As it grows to have more features, I could see it being useful. If someone really needs to free up space, I'd have to think there are larger apps to be moved for space. That is what I thought too but if people want to move it then I don't mind allowing them too. When I get around to implementing the feature to store your collection locally it will become a big deal so knowing how to change dir's will come in handy.
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