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How to transfer contacts from SE W960i to diamond

Hi guys,
I had W960i before...i have the backup of the contacts of the phone through SE backup manager...can u guys tell me ,is there any way i can transfer the contacts to my new Diamond..
cos i dont remember the phone numbers now n its difficult to add each n every contacts one by one..
plz guys help me

Try import your contact into the Outlook and edit your contact in Outlook!! Install As and sync.
Or try send the contact via bt. I think SE can send all contact.

or send it via bluetooth.

Hello, it's my first post in this great forum, i'm a total newby to WM6, but looking forward to learn
I'm in the same case, I've got a SE P1i, and will receive my diamond this week. You can create an account to www.zyb.com, then you will be able to synchronize your w960's contacts and calendar over the air with this account, and you can get them on your diamond by synchronizing it with the same zyb account.
That's what I will do as I don't use Windows OS on my PC, and can't transfer by bluetooth as I have only 1 sim card.

Peio64 said:
Hello, it's my first post in this great forum, i'm a total newby to WM6, but looking forward to learn
I'm in the same case, I've got a SE P1i, and will receive my diamond this week. You can create an account to www.zyb.com, then you will be able to synchronize your w960's contacts and calendar over the air with this account, and you can get them on your diamond by synchronizing it with the same zyb account.
That's what I will do as I don't use Windows OS on my PC, and can't transfer by bluetooth as I have only 1 sim card.
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Have anyone tried this? Or any other successfull solution?
Transfer by bluetooth keep failing for me...

I used w880i before.
Just i used float's mobile agent ( http://fma.sourceforge.net/index2.htm freeware - best app ever ), i synchronized my mobile via bluetooth, and got my contacts on my notebook, in this application.
Also in fma, when you're in your contact list, you can select the ones you want, and if you right click, you can synchronize with outlook.
Then you can easily plug your Diamond, and use activesync and outlook to manage all your contacts.
That's it

fsw23 said:
I used w880i before.
Just i used float's mobile agent ( http://fma.sourceforge.net/index2.htm freeware - best app ever ), i synchronized my mobile via bluetooth, and got my contacts on my notebook, in this application.
Also in fma, when you're in your contact list, you can select the ones you want, and if you right click, you can synchronize with outlook.
Then you can easily plug your Diamond, and use activesync and outlook to manage all your contacts.
That's it
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There is a lot of downloads to choose from... which package did you use?

bagios7 said:
or send it via bluetooth.
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Easiest way!

Copy Phone Book from Nokia Nseries to the Diamond??

Hi friends, I have a Nokia N73, booked a diamond, supposed to arrive in a weeks time, any software to copy my 600 & odd contacts from Nokia N73 to Diamond, without losing the detail info, like multiple phone numbers in each entry etc...
Thanks in Advance..

karkalanand said:
Hi friends, I have a Nokia N73, booked a diamond, supposed to arrive in a weeks time, any software to copy my 600 & odd contacts from Nokia N73 to Diamond, without losing the detail info, like multiple phone numbers in each entry etc...
Thanks in Advance..
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first save all your contacts on your sd card with your nokia after that use this programm
http://syncwiz.4team.biz/
you can convert to right format to sync with outlook .
I did it without any problems
regards
herby

Your N' Series Nokia should sync with Outlook without the need for any 3rd party programs. When you use the Nokia PC Suite it should automatically sync your contacts to outlook.
Then when you first plug your Diamond into the PC it will sync them to it.

p3eps said:
You're N' Series Nokia should sync with Outlook without the need for any 3rd party programs. When you use the Nokia PC Suite it should automatically sync your contacts to outlook.
Then when you first plug your Diamond into the PC it will sync them to it.
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Yep i ws going to say the same...my contacts were on my nokia n95 8gb and i synched it using outlook. Once i got my Diamond...all i did was connect the phone to my laptop and it synched with outlook.

Thanks all for the info..

Dude easy as hell just bluetooth all your contacts to the diamon, the diamond recognizes that they are contacts and stores them perfectly, i did this today, migrating form a nokia 7710.
Hope it helps
PS: Select all contacts then bluetooth them over not one by one should take you 2 minutes.
Cheers!

A Lil help required!

Guys,
I've got a HTC Touch Diamond phone and now im upgrading to an iPhone for my sins. I want to copy my contacts and stuffs from the HTC to iPhone.
Is there any software/utilities availble for me to do this without using Microsoft Outlook as I have not sync'd my HTC with Outlook Ever!
Thanxs
Huggy

huggybearversion1 said:
Guys,
I've got a HTC Touch Diamond phone and now im upgrading to an iPhone for my sins. I want to copy my contacts and stuffs from the HTC to iPhone.
Is there any software/utilities availble for me to do this without using Microsoft Outlook as I have not sync'd my HTC with Outlook Ever!
Thanxs
Huggy
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Googlesync can sync ppc's and iphones i think if thats any help

Yeah that could work ...
It asks me to backup my contacts on my phone first before sync .. I take it this is the pim.vol file?
is there any other packages? I dont like the idea of google having all my contacts on their servers? lol
Huggy

[Q] Help: SIM Contacts?

Hi all,
I moved from HD to HD7 a day ago and its going pretty well however,
am having problem finding my sim contact as it seems the only way to get my contacts from my old HD to the new one and now I can't find any SIM manager on HD7!
Any advice? please

you can upload your contacts to a gmail or hotmail acct through activesync on your hd, then sync that acct with your new phone.

nrfitchett4 said:
you can upload your contacts to a gmail or hotmail acct through activesync on your hd, then sync that acct with your new phone.
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You know I have never used this activesync you speak of but I will give it a go when I get home
One thing I realized is you can't do much customization on HD7, awaiting January "Big" (hopefully) update.
Thanks for the speedy response

the easiest way is:
1- go to settings.
2- go left to applications.
3- then people.
4- tap Import SIM Contacts.
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Wallah I checked this people tap a number of times but never noticed the import sim option.
Thanks Saud for your help. am OK now

Still needs a SIM manager though. What if I want to put contacts onto the card so I can use it with another phone?

[Q] How to import contacts, sms with no cloud

Im desperate, i already spent two days to find a way how to import contacts to my lumia 520 with WP8 without using any cloud service like live, hotmail, google, etc. I had a diamond 2 with WM 6.5. I got my screen broken, only what i was able to do - syncing contacts with my computer. Now i have all the contacts in outlook, but i find no way how to import contacts to WP8 with no cloud. Pls. help. If there is a way how to import sms - ill be most happy man on that month

If you have WM 6.5 you can save/export contacts to vCard (*.vcf format) and copy to SD card. Next, you have to install Transfer my data and via this app you can import contacts from SD card.
With this aplication you can too transfer your contacts via bluetooth from your old phone.

Budniu said:
If you have WM 6.5 you can save/export ... With this application you can too transfer your contacts via bluetooth from your old phone.
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I have no access to my old phone anymore. With broken display i have only outlook to be used as a source. Anyway, Transfer My Data app is working with bluetooth, no possibility to access SD card, which is in my case not a solution. Thanks for you effort.

Budniu said:
If you have WM 6.5 you can save/export contacts to vCard (*.vcf format) and copy to SD card. ... With this aplication you can too transfer your contacts via bluetooth from your old phone.
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Ok, here is the idea - is it possible to save VCF file to SD card on my laptop and use the laptop as source "mobile phone" via the application? On my laptop i have W7.
Im really getting angry on Microsoft. They always have to screw it up - they are so desperate for our private data.

wakerle said:
Im desperate, i already spent two days to find a way how to import contacts to my lumia 520 with WP8 without using any cloud service like live, hotmail, google, etc. I had a diamond 2 with WM 6.5. I got my screen broken, only what i was able to do - syncing contacts with my computer. Now i have all the contacts in outlook, but i find no way how to import contacts to WP8 with no cloud. Pls. help. If there is a way how to import sms - ill be most happy man on that month
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Export your contacts from Outlook as a CSV. Then you can use Yahoo or Hotmail to import the CSV file. If it has the option to select CSV from Outlook make sure to use that option. It makes a difference if they specify. Whichever account you use you may want to clean your contact list because they will all be mixed in together. What I did was created a second Hotmail account and used that as my WP8 ID and for all of my MS Live account access. Imported my CSV file to that Hotmail account, then setup that Hotmail account on the phone contact list and everything imported in a few minutes. Hope it works for you as well as for me. I really prefer to use ATT address book but it wont work on my unlocked unbraded 520. If you can get ATT address book to work then that is by far an easier way. Login to https://addressbook.att.net/ and setup your account. I'm making the assumption that you have ATT as your provider. Once logged in and setup, import the CSV file there. Then open ATT address book app on your phone. Also set it up as your contact list in settings.

One other possible option: WP can import contacts from the SIM. SIM cards tend to only be able to store a really small number of contacts at once, so it may take several rounds of storing and importing, but it's a think you could try. If your old phone isn't currently usable for this, you could try having it done at a carrier store; they usually have the tools.
By the way, if you're so paranoid about privacy that you don't want MS to even know who is in your contacts list and/or you don't trust their privacy policies, I'm not sure that any modern smartphone is really going to work for you. A completely rooted Android phone with a modified, custom-built ROM, perhaps? All the major smartphone OS vendors use "cloud" synching for things like contacts.

Thanks for help
all of you guys. At the end i spent yesterday 3 hours to manually do that. I export all the contacts and sent them as vcf. Then i received e-mail to my Lumia 520, and one after one - it takes 4 clicks for one contact - added to my contact list. I had like 580 contacts - at least, after few years i delete some of them
Once again - BIG THANKS for your effort!!
Now the second part of the question - as im going to order new digitizer for my loved diamond 2 - how to export/import sms from WM6.5 to WP8 with no cloud?
GoodDayToDie said:
By the way, if you're so paranoid about privacy that you don't want MS to even know who is in your contacts list and/or you don't trust their privacy policies, I'm not sure that any modern smartphone is really going to work for you. A completely rooted Android phone with a modified, custom-built ROM, perhaps? All the major smartphone OS vendors use "cloud" synching for things like contacts.
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I hate all this cloud system - i always tried to keep my data private, and stored only local. For the next phone i should ask you guys first, and than get one