Hello,
What you need to do is sync your deck with AnkiWeb (the online version of Anki).
After that, you can download it from your Android phone.
First of all you need to create an account on AnkiWeb.
http://www.ankiweb.net
after that, you can use the newly created credentials to log in Anki
on the Desktop.
If you choose to sync your deck, you should be asked to do so, or you
can log in through the settings.
Once the deck has been uploaded, you can choose "Menu > Download >
Personal" and log in.
After you are logged in, that same options should show you your deck.
Note: This instructions are for Anki 1.2.X and AnkiDroid 1.X.
If you are using the 2.X versions of the programs, you will need to
create your account at:
http://beta.ankiweb.net
Also, you cannot mix the two versions: you need the same type (1 or 2)
on both desktop and phone.
I hope this helps!
-Flavio
On Tue, Aug 21, 2012 at 5:23 PM, <
usapo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> One of the main reasons I became interested in Anki/AnkiDroid was that I had
> seen it advertised that one could create decks on their computer and
> transfer them to one's phone. I have just made my first deck on Anki and now
> I want to do just that, but I can't figure out how to move the deck over to
> my phone. I've been looking everywhere for instructions on how to do this
> seemingly simple operation, but mysteriously--or even bizarrely--I can't
> find even a mention of it now. Can someone help me?
>
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