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My old phone was Nokia 3360, just got a 6560. Do I have to type in all
the numbers in my phone book or is there a simple clever way to trasfer
them to the new phone? Thanks.

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Newbie <newbie@no.spam> wrote in message news:<100820040141549871%newbie@no.spam>...
> My old phone was Nokia 3360, just got a 6560. Do I have to type in all
> the numbers in my phone book or is there a simple clever way to trasfer
> them to the new phone? Thanks.

The most simple way to transfer all of your contacts is Oxygen Phone
Manager II ( http://www.opm-2.com/ ). You can connect your phones by
cable or infrared connection- Oxygen Phone Manager II supports the
both types of connection. You can evaluate the basic functionality
even with trial version, as it allows to upload one phonebook entry
per program's sessions (if you wish to upload more entries, just
restart the program). Our program also support MS Outlook, Lotus Notes
and MS Excel full synchronization for phonebook, .RTF, .HTML, SYLK,
..XML, plain-text and .RTF formats export as well, as Windows Address
Book full synchronization.

In summer we offer great 25% discounts for Oxygen Phone Manager II.
Don't miss your chance! In August registration costs only about 36
U.S. dollars .

If you will have any further questions, concerning Oxygen Phone
Manager II, feel free to ask them on our public forum
http://www.opm-2.com/forum/

Best regards, Maxim Vyalkov
Oxygen Phone Manager - all you want from your Nokia
info@oxygensoftware.com
http://www.opm-2.com/
http://www.oxygensoftware.com/

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I am aware of your product but I have a mac, not pc.

Oxygen Software <support@opm-2.com> wrote:

> Newbie <newbie@no.spam> wrote in message
> news:<100820040141549871%newbie@no.spam>...
> > My old phone was Nokia 3360, just got a 6560. Do I have to type in all
> > the numbers in my phone book or is there a simple clever way to trasfer
> > them to the new phone? Thanks.
>
> The most simple way to transfer all of your contacts is Oxygen Phone
> Manager II ( http://www.opm-2.com/ ). You can connect your phones by
> cable or infrared connection- Oxygen Phone Manager II supports the
> both types of connection. You can evaluate the basic functionality
> even with trial version, as it allows to upload one phonebook entry
> per program's sessions (if you wish to upload more entries, just
> restart the program). Our program also support MS Outlook, Lotus Notes
> and MS Excel full synchronization for phonebook, .RTF, .HTML, SYLK,
> .XML, plain-text and .RTF formats export as well, as Windows Address
> Book full synchronization.
>
> In summer we offer great 25% discounts for Oxygen Phone Manager II.
> Don't miss your chance! In August registration costs only about 36
> U.S. dollars .
>
> If you will have any further questions, concerning Oxygen Phone
> Manager II, feel free to ask them on our public forum
> http://www.opm-2.com/forum/
>
> Best regards, Maxim Vyalkov
> Oxygen Phone Manager - all you want from your Nokia
> info@oxygensoftware.com
> http://www.opm-2.com/
> http://www.oxygensoftware.com/

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You might try the local store for your cellular provider. When I upgraded
my phones at the local Verizon store, they were able to copy the phone book
data from the old phone to the new phone, as long as both phones were
working. Of course, they can't help you if your old phone is dead.
--Roger Bolan

"Newbie" <newbie@no.spam> wrote in message
news:100820040141549871%newbie@no.spam...
> My old phone was Nokia 3360, just got a 6560. Do I have to type in all
> the numbers in my phone book or is there a simple clever way to trasfer
> them to the new phone? Thanks.

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Newbie <newbie@no.spam> wrote in message news:<100820040141549871%newbie@no.spam>...
> My old phone was Nokia 3360, just got a 6560. Do I have to type in all
> the numbers in my phone book or is there a simple clever way to trasfer
> them to the new phone? Thanks.

Via IR. Activate IR on the new phone (menu>connectivity>IR or
menu>infrared depending on model) and select a contact on the 3360,
hit options send business card and repeat for each contact. (Easier
if the 3360 lets you mark the contacts and beam all at once, but I
don't remember if it does.)

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"Todd Allcock" <elecconnec@aol.com> wrote in message news:de37a2e0.0408101336.4c3c8540@posting.google.com...
> Newbie <newbie@no.spam> wrote in message news:<100820040141549871%newbie@no.spam>...
> > My old phone was Nokia 3360, just got a 6560. Do I have to type in
> > all the numbers in my phone book or is there a simple clever way to
> > trasfer them to the new phone? Thanks.
>
> Via IR. Activate IR on the new phone (menu>connectivity>IR or
> menu>infrared depending on model) and select a contact on the 3360,
> hit options send business card and repeat for each contact. (Easier
> if the 3360 lets you mark the contacts and beam all at once, but I
> don't remember if it does.)
>
Or use an IrDA device attached to your computer to transfer the
data from the 3360 to the computer and then back out to the 6560.

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