K750i - Transferring Text Messages From Phone to PC

Hi guys. Quick question here:

Is it possible to upload my SMS text messages from my k750i and put
them on my PC? I've done a search for some suitable software on Google
but nothing that supported this phone came up.

Kind regards,

Matt

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> Hi guys. Quick question here:
>
> Is it possible to upload my SMS text messages from my k750i and put
> them on my PC? I've done a search for some suitable software on Google
> but nothing that supported this phone came up.

Floats mobile agent.
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Regards
Jon

> Floats mobile agent.
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> Regards
> Jon

Does not support K750i ;-( Unless you can tell us how it can be done. Just
get "connection failed" ;-( Does look like a good prog though - certainly
better than some of the stuff that comes with these phones!

[email protected] declared for all the world to hear...
> > Floats mobile agent.

> Does not support K750i

Yes it does.

> ;-( Unless you can tell us how it can be done. Just
> get "connection failed" ;-( Does look like a good prog though - certainly
> better than some of the stuff that comes with these phones!

I'm using windows XP SP2 bluetooth drivers, pair up the phone first,
then just select it from the list of available devices under the "Native
Bluetooth" section.
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Regards
Jon

Do I have to go out and buy a Bluetooth adapter just to get text
messages onto my PC? Can this program not use the USB data cable that
came with the phone?

I have a wireless network - I take it that doesn't consider my phone as
a connectable device?

Kind regards,

Matt

It turns out the data cable DOES work! Problem solved.

Cheers,

Matt

[email protected] declared for all the world to hear...
> Do I have to go out and buy a Bluetooth adapter just to get text
> messages onto my PC? Can this program not use the USB data cable that
> came with the phone?

I've never tried with the cable. You could try it and report back - you
would need to select virtual serial port mode and select the COM port
which the phone assigned itself to during installation (there are 2 -
one called device management and one called something else, look in
device manager to find out).

In any case, bluetooth dongles are quite handy things to have and
they're only about £20. Don't be tight!

> I have a wireless network - I take it that doesn't consider my phone as
> a connectable device?

You are correct there.

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Regards
Jon

> Worked first time with my w800i using bluetooth. How are you trying to
> connect?
>
> And yes, it is a very good piece of software, relatively speaking.
>
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> Alan LeHun

Thanks - did have it "cable connected but managed to "bluetooth" it somehow
and now it works - Brilliantly!

Thanks