From: keith_nuttle@yahoo.com   
      
   On 01/17/2026 1:04 PM, Ed Cryer wrote:   
   > I have an old android phone, running under system version 9. It has an   
   > app in internal storage called "Notepad" which contains lots of useful   
   > stuff.   
   > I want that on my PC, but, when I connect it by USB I can't find it   
   > anywhere in the "internal storage" files that are displayed, and there   
   > are lots of those. The same files are offered on the phone itself when I   
   > try to attach it to an email.   
   >   
   > Am I missing something here? Or is it perhaps somewhere in the hierarchy   
   > of files displayed?   
   >   
   > Please don't tell me to use DropBox or Google Drive or any other Cloud   
   > service. I know about those.   
   >   
   > Ed   
   Can you export them from the program?   
   If so the easiest way to transfer data from the phone to the computer is   
   use Bluetooth. With an android phone there is on special software.  I   
   never use apple products so I don't know about those systems.   
      
   I routinely transfer pictures, pdf, and other files both way using the   
   Bluetooth connection.   
      
   Yes it is not as fast as transferring them by other means, BUT, by the   
   time you find the other program and prepare the files to send; they are   
   already on your computer using the Bluetooth exchange.   
      
   You my also look at the functions of Notepad and see if they can be   
   Bluetoothed directly from the program.   
      
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