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Clever <spamtrap@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Stephanie wrote:
>> My old Nokia 6200 doesn't have Bluetooth. I have a USB data cable
(C-42) and
>> now am searching for an application that will drag the (many) contacts
off
>> the phone and save them on my Mac.
>>
>> I'm having no luck. iSync won't do it, BitPim won't, and Nokia's PC
Suite (a
>> PC app) won't install under Win 2000 (VMWare installation).
>>
>> I'm running out of ideas. Is the only solution to take it all to a PC
and
>> install PC Suite there?
>>
> Only few select Nokia devices will work with iSync, and most of those
> are going to be Bluetooth only, I think.
> I think you may be out of luck. Every single phone, even from the same
> vendor, seems to be custom with respect to syncing data.
> I've heard of a device that you can use to read data off SIM cards,
> which may be an alternative (assuming you have stored the data on the
card).
I really hate what the mobile phone companies have done to cripple and
break
BT at every op****tunity. And, of course, it extends well beyond BT. For
example, T-Mobile's firmware for the RAZR removed the ability to use a 24
hour clock. I mean, they default firmware had it and they went to the
extra
effort to remove it. And this is a GERMAN company. WTF?
--
I want a party where all the women wear new dresses and all the men drink
beer.
-- Jason Gaes
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