AT&T Note 3 SD card storage folders

[Chuckcell]

I've got enough stuff downloaded! and I think I need to organize them into folders by subject.
Where can I find a tutorial to show me what can be done? (The AT&T device help is useless to me.)

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[wizzrah]

I've got enough stuff downloaded! and I think I need to organize them into folders by subject.
Where can I find a tutorial to show me what can be done? (The AT&T device help is useless to me.)

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Hello.

I recommend you download a file explorer. I suggest you try ES File Explorer.

https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...ls?id=com.estrongs.android.pop&token=JKcZoGD8

You'll be able to create folders and move around files to their respective locations.

Sent from my nifty 2 year old AT&T HTC One XL

 

[Jay Sacks]

Es File Explorer is read only since I upgraded to kitkat on my note 2. Is it different on the note 3?
I am not a big fan of My Files, but this is what I am stuck with for organizing from my internal memory to the sd card. I will definitely upgrade to the note 3 or 4 if my note 2 is the problem.

 

[PlayableBox]

The app File Manager (Explorer) should do the job and it is easy to use....

 

[Chuckcell]

Thanks! I'll look for that app.

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[Rukbat]

I use ES File Explorer and Total Commander (each one is better for some things and worse for others). For moving files around, TC runs in split screen in landscape, so you can have the file in one pane and and the folder you want to move it to in the other pane. (Then just drag the file's icon and it'll ask if you want to move or copy the file. Since it's on the same medium, moving is safe.)

As far as the read only problem, as of Android 4, an app can only write to a folder it owns, unless that folder is marked writable by everyone, or the app is running as root. It you create a folder with, say, TC, TC can save a file to that folder.