Voice Recordings and iTunes 7.5

I got the Walmart iVoice III working on the touch with vnotes.
Earl

I have a 20 Mbyte amr file audio recorded. Now I'm not able to transfer it from my iPhone to pc. The file size exceed Gmail maximum file size attachement, and no pc's software like iBrick copy this file to the pc. I also try to move the file in a different place... nothing :(. Then I change the file permission from only Read to Write .... nothing. I need that file :( any idea? Every other type of file is copied without any problem.

What do they mean "manually manage music"? Will i no longer have to forcefully Sync it to only one PC? Does this mean i can add and remove music to my iPhone one by one, instead of having to Sync it every time?

When i got my iPhone i think i already saw an option "Manually manage music" but it didnt work like my old iPod Nano 4gb.

If this update is what i think it is, then this is awesome!

Actually, I think the Spotlight and Stacks enhancements to Leopard have pretty much left Quicksilver obsolete.

Actually, I prefer to use Jott. The problem with real voice recording is that you end up with a bunch of audio files stuck in your iTunes folder that can't be searched, so you end up playing all of the usual suspects looking for that brilliant idea you had about fish. (Something about mayonaise?)

With Jott, you call their free service and leave a voice message, which is then automatically transcribed into text and sent to your inbox as an email.

I added Jott to my Address Book, and from there added it to my Favorites list so it's always handy. Jott recongizes your phone number via caller id, so there's no passwords or logins to remember.

It doesn't get much easier than that.

I, for one, don't believe that there will soon be a voice memo app for the iPhone, nor a removable disk mode : in the localisable-strings file, I found voice memo strings for iPhone, but also for iPod and Apple TV. The voice memo strings might have been "inherited" from the "mobile phone" part of the file (remember the Rokr ?) as disk mode strings might just have been inherited from the iPod part. I just wish I'm wrong.

http://www.casualtek.com/2007/11/06/iphone-memos-vocaux-et-disque-dur/

Btw,thank you so much Erika for all your work,vnotes is on top of the list on my iphone.