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#1254 22-Mar-2004 12:28
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Has anyone been able to copy their Ipaq Contacts from their 5455 to a Motorola phone using bluetooth? I have been able to make a connection between the Ipaq and a Motorola V525, but have no idea how to move the contacts over to the phone. Do you need special software?
Any assistance for this novice would be appreciated

Bob

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  #11369 29-Dec-2004 11:33
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Dont' know if you already resolved this... but you just make sure both devices have the bluetooth on. Go into your contacts, highlight and hold down the stylist on the desired contact to transfer. A drop down menu will appear. Select "Send via Bluetooth." Thats all. Your phone should receive it and ask what you want to do with it.

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