Phonebook from v60c to v551?

Is there a way to avoid manually transferring all phonebook entries from
a v60c to a v551? The owner's manual isn't very helpful.

Thanks for any tips.

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Originally Posted by Norm

Is there a way to avoid manually transferring all phonebook entries from
a v60c to a v551? The owner's manual isn't very helpful.

Thanks for any tips.

If both of these phone's use SIM cards, copy the phone book to the sim from phone number #1 and put it in phone #2 and copy the SIM numbers to the phone's memory.

Or if you have data cables for both phones, copy the phone book from #1 to the computer (using software that allows for this of course), and then copy phone book to phone #2 from the computer.

If both phones have bluetooth ability, you should be able to copy the phone book from phone #1 to Phone #2 that way.

Norm wrote:
> Is there a way to avoid manually transferring all phonebook entries from
> a v60c to a v551? The owner's manual isn't very helpful.
>
> Thanks for any tips.
>
Transfer them all from the v60 phone to SIM if not already their, and
move the Sim to the v551.

The v60c is cdma so it doesn't have a sim card.
The V551 is gsm which does have a sim so you can't do any sim copying.

Get Mobile Phone Tools with the V551 cable. It is same cable as a V60c so
it's the same connectors.
MPT lets you copy your V60c phonebook to the PC and then you can transfer to
your V551.

You can purchase Mobile Phone Tools and the cable through many online
places. Just google away.

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Steve
"Kryos" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Norm wrote:
>> Is there a way to avoid manually transferring all phonebook entries from
>> a v60c to a v551? The owner's manual isn't very helpful.
>>
>> Thanks for any tips.
>>
> Transfer them all from the v60 phone to SIM if not already their, and move
> the Sim to the v551.

In article <[email protected]>,
"Steve" <[email protected]> wrote:

> The v60c is cdma so it doesn't have a sim card.
> The V551 is gsm which does have a sim so you can't do any sim copying.
>
> Get Mobile Phone Tools with the V551 cable. It is same cable as a V60c so
> it's the same connectors.
> MPT lets you copy your V60c phonebook to the PC and then you can transfer to
> your V551.
>
> You can purchase Mobile Phone Tools and the cable through many online
> places. Just google away.

OP here.

Thanks for that tip.

Hope it works with a Mac or hope there is a Mac version.

Appreciate the help.

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Steve wrote:
> The v60c is cdma so it doesn't have a sim card.
> The V551 is gsm which does have a sim so you can't do any sim copying.
>
> Get Mobile Phone Tools with the V551 cable. It is same cable as a V60c so
> it's the same connectors.
> MPT lets you copy your V60c phonebook to the PC and then you can transfer to
> your V551.
>
> You can purchase Mobile Phone Tools and the cable through many online
> places. Just google away.
>
Sorry. I had recently done this with a G and overlooked the C!

I think Data Pilot works w/the Mac.

From:Kryos
[email protected]

> Steve wrote:
>> The v60c is cdma so it doesn't have a sim card.
>> The V551 is gsm which does have a sim so you can't do any sim
>> copying. Get Mobile Phone Tools with the V551 cable. It is same
>> cable as a
>> V60c so it's the same connectors.
>> MPT lets you copy your V60c phonebook to the PC and then you can
>> transfer to your V551.
>>
>> You can purchase Mobile Phone Tools and the cable through many online
>> places. Just google away.
>>
> Sorry. I had recently done this with a G and overlooked the C!