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If you have backup, i.e. sync your notes to google drive, you will be able to restore.<br />
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<a href="https://plus.google.com/+niyaziate%C5%9F/posts/Kq1XtMJkg9n" rel="ugc">https://plus.google.com/+niyaziate%C5%9F/posts/Kq1XtMJkg9n</a>
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I'll review comments closer tomorrow, but my string suspicion is that I have no Google backup. &nbsp;Viva Snowden! &nbsp;(Privacy fan.)
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How did you make your backup?
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Jackie Man:<br />
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Re ID: 41736080: &nbsp;I &nbsp;HIGHLY doubt that I have such a backup. &nbsp;I'm into privacy, so if I saw a setting that let me avoid backing up my personal notes (e.g. QuickMemo+ data) to the cloud, I would have opted out. &nbsp;My phone is in pieces right now, but in a couple of hours, I'll follow the instructions of...<br />
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<b>Assanali Duisenov<br />
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Hi all! It works I mean sync works. I tested this program like this:<br />
1.Typed information on QuickMemo <br />
2.In QuikcMemo signed into my gmail account<br />
3.Pressed sync button.<br />
4.Signed out of my gmail account<br />
3.Deleted all information in QuickMemo (saved them for insurance to another document)<br />
4. In QuikcMemo signed into my gmail account again.<br />
5.Pressed sync button. And get back my information to QuickMemo</b><br />
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...and I'll try to get my data back, but I doubt it will work.<br />
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When I did backups, it was always to the internal memory or to the SD card.<br />
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Thanks for the idea, though.
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<b>Here's the answer I'm looking for, at least the form of the answer I'm looking for:</b><br />
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&quot;Whenever you execute an Export command, QuickMemo+ saves a bunch of files, calling them xyz-year-month-date-time, and it putst them in a folder either in the SD card with a path \abc\def\ghi\ or in the internal memory with a path of \stu\vwx\yza\.&quot;<br />
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I already know that it's way more complicated that this; some 'files' are really multiple files, something like one for the screenshot, one for the pen notes, and one for god knows what. &nbsp;Photo-based notes (PNGs) are even more complicated, or at least different.<br />
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<b>To continue my fantasy answer:</b><br />
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&quot;To import the data back into a phone that's been wiped, just put the files into the folder \jkl\mno\pqr\ (if importing from internal memory) or into the folder \1st\2vw\3yz\ (if importing from the SD card. &nbsp;Then, just open QuickMemo+ and execute the Import command.&quot;<br />
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<b>Total fantasy, right?<br />
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Is there a 3rd party program that might let me do something like this? &nbsp;Is there even a manual way I can go through thousands of notes and fix this myself?</b><br />
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Thanks, all.
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I magically got some (all?) of my data back, so I'm closing out the question as moot.
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I recently wiped (after somewhat backing up) my LG G Stylo (metroPCS version, MS631). &nbsp;I was able to get some, maybe most of my QuickMemo+ data back yesterday, but now I can't get anything. &nbsp;I really need this data. &nbsp;I've got files all over the place, both on phone and Win7 PC. &nbsp;Help!
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I recently wiped (after somewhat backing up) my LG G Stylo (metroPCS version, MS631).  I was able to get some, maybe most of my QuickMemo+ data back yesterday, but now I can't get anything.  I really need this data.  I've got files all over the place, both on phone and Win7 PC.  Help!

Want to restore LG G Stylo Quickmemo+ data

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