#QUICK NOTES APP LG WINDOWS#
If you’d like, you can right-click an LQM file in Windows and choose Open With > WinRAR and check the “Always use this app to open these files” box to have Windows always use WinRAR (or WinZip or 7-Zip) to open the Quick Memo files.
Image files are saved in the “Images” folder, while text (or drawings) captured by stylus input will be saved in the “Drawings” folder:
I’m a big fan of WinRAR, so here’s what a note looks like when opened in that app:Īs you might guess, any audio or video files saved in a memo will be located in their respective folders.
#QUICK NOTES APP LG ZIP#
However, after futzing with a sample file for a while, I found that the exported LQM files are just zip files, and can be opened with most compression apps. Thus, you can long-press on a note to share it with yourself (or others) via Gmail, but once you save the attachment, there’s no way to open it on your desktop or laptop. One downside, however, is that there’s no Quick Memo app for Windows. Come to find out, it handles my basic note-taking needs pretty well. It’s not as good as OneNote or Evernote, but since it can’t be uninstalled, I thought I’d give it a try rather than waste precious storage space on duplicate apps. Many LG phones come with Quick Memo, a pre-installed note taking app.
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