The 10base-t "blurb" for Mobile DropCopy says: "on your local wireless network and across the world via the internet."

OK, how do I tell Mobile DropCopy to find a destination that's not on the "local network" for either a message or file?

I have no problem setting up the firewall and port remappings on the home end, but haven't seen how to handle the iPhone.

Thanks,

DHK

OK, a year later I've upgraded to the 4s, and now don't see how I successfully added the destinations on the phone a year ago! All I see is "Choose a destination", and the destinations on my local LAN, nowhere to add them for when I'm out in the world away from home…

Thanks!

DHK

Nope, can't see it anywhere. I don't see it on the screen, and scrolling as far down as I can doesn't show it.

I don't know whether I lost the destinations when I upgraded to iOS5 or when I restored to a new 4s several days later, but my saved destinations disappeared and I can't replace them.

Thanks

David

OK… solved the problem, after looking at the light version.

Apparently the File send and the Msg send have different GUIs…

The File send has a sort of msgbox that appears with a custom destination entry.

The Msg send has an awkward (sorry…) scrolling box that shows the destinations, but has no custom entry… However if I add a custom entry in the File send box, it sticks, and is available in the Msg entry box…

Hope this helps…

David