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Topic # 24903 6-Aug-2008 10:13
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Hey guys,

is there an easy way to move a contact list (names, numbers, emails etc) from a current excel file onto the contacts of a WM6 (Touch) device??

thanks

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Reply # 154574 6-Aug-2008 10:35
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You can try opening Microsoft Outlook, clicking File | Import and follow the instructions... Then sync your device to that PC.

I haven't tried but it should have an option to import to your Contacts folder in Outlook.




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  Reply # 154638 6-Aug-2008 13:59
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Sorry MF, typical half the information question on my part.  The mail program is Lotus Notes, not exchange.  Need to try and move the contacts which are in csv/xls format into contacts on the phone if at all possible (Or through an app on the PC or device)

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  Reply # 157486 17-Aug-2008 10:34
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