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b0untypure1

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#48665 16-Nov-2009 19:57

hello
this cell phone has some internally saved texts that i want to get off the mobile.
it runs on windows mobile 5.
i lost the usb cord, im wondering is there a way to get them moved from program files, into a folder for bluetooth, that will allow my other phone to access from bluetooth.
thanks

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#273642 16-Nov-2009 20:11

A USB cable cost peanuts these days... But it won't copy the SMS anyway. If your other handset is a Windows Mobile you can use MyPhone to backup to the Internet and restore in another phone.

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#273650 16-Nov-2009 20:36

thanks, but my other handset is a samsung f480t

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#273652 16-Nov-2009 20:42

Hmmm. In this case I don't think you will be able to transfer those SMS...

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#273660 16-Nov-2009 21:17

I thought MyPhone only support WM6.0 or later?

Edit: Ah. IT said it may be install on WM5 but not supported...

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b0untypure1

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#273713 17-Nov-2009 06:30

thought it wouldnt be possible...
ah well, thanks for your help. now i know for sure its not possible
ill just have to type them all out >.<
lol
thanks

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