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pcruthven

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#9479 21-Sep-2006 16:27
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I been lucky enough to get a few second hand Nokia 6585 to recycle to older family members.
I reprogramed and deleted phone numbers but not sure how to remove all the previous calander/note entrys?
Is there an easy way to do this?

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  #46607 21-Sep-2006 23:42
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Have you tried restoring phone to factory settings??, should be under settings, secruity settings



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  #46613 22-Sep-2006 07:51
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Yeah, I should have said I tryed restoring the factory settings.
That didnt clear the calander notes?

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  #46614 22-Sep-2006 08:45
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I seem to remember a customer borrowing some 6585's and 6225's and syncing with outlook, then when returning the phones, could not delete the entries, except for doing it one by one.

I had no further success either sorry.







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