Is there such an app? Direct all to storage card?

[abovenbeyond]

Hello all,
It was suggested to me to post this question here.

I am looking for a way to basically poing any and all possible to the storage card. I think I remember a couple years back finding one for my Hermes here at XDA-Developers.com but now I can't seem to locate it??

I would like it if someone knows how to or an app to do this if they could let me know. I think I remember the other one being a .cab that directed everything to the card.

Does this make sense to anyone?

PS: I know on the camera app you can select the device or the card.

[aikchand]

do you want to receive files(say songs etc) through bluetooth and get them stored in memory card and want to place inbox in memory card ?
chand
the moon

[abovenbeyond]

Well what I was thinking was I would like any and all files to be stored on the card.

For instance, when active-sync creates a short cut on the desktop (pc) for files to be sync'd there is a list of folders... If I click "Explore" in AS it opens to files on my device. Now if I follow it correctly, all the files in the (pc) desktop shortcut leads to the folders in the "My Docs" on the device.

The last sentenance is what I would like to change, I would like for any and all files besides apps or system files to be stored on the card.

Meaning, no "My docs" on the device memory, just the card.

Is there a way in the registry or something else to change the path for said folders to be redirected to the memory card?

[burtcom]

I don't think there is an app that will do this

SKTools has a "move file" option that says it will move the file and update information in the registry, but its not clear if this applies to folders

Now, you could try using a registry editor with find-replace to find all instances of "/My Documents" and change it to something like "/Storage Card/My Documents", then soft reset and see if that works -- I can't seem to find a registry editor that does find and replace like this -- anyone?

[MaDing2000]

Advanced Config Tool (attached) will allow you to specify default locations for directories.