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#2185 7-Sep-2004 04:14
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I have sent most of my files ( pictures, thems, sounds, phone numbers .... ) through a bluetooth connection from my k700i to my pc, just for emergincy cases . The next day i did not know what went wrong, every thing was disappeared from both my pc and my k700i .
could any one offer some F1 please . Iam in a very bad situation . Thank u .

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#8320 7-Sep-2004 17:20
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have u tried sending pic from your k700i to another phone via bluetooth? thats my problem :(

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