Does anyone know how to export Contacts into the Samsung Blackjack II?

I have Windows Mail and I am trying to export the rest of my contacts into
my Blackjack II. When I installed the "Getting Started CD" onto my computer
it only exported some of my contacts onto my phone. How do I export the
rest?

At 25 Jun 2008 20:43:44 -0400 Anyone wrote:
> I have Windows Mail and I am trying to export the rest of my contacts
into
> my Blackjack II. When I installed the "Getting Started CD" onto my
computer
> it only exported some of my contacts onto my phone. How do I export the
> rest?


How did it export the first few? (Meaning,"what software was on the CD?")
Windows Mobile Device Center doesn't support syncing with Windows Mail,
only Outlook.

When I ran the "Windows Mobile 6 software" it only exported the first few
and not the rest.

"Todd Allcock" <elecconnec@AmericaOnLine.com> wrote in message
news:0m_8k.165326$WG2.66630@fe117.usenetserver.com ...
> At 25 Jun 2008 20:43:44 -0400 Anyone wrote:
>> I have Windows Mail and I am trying to export the rest of my contacts
> into
>> my Blackjack II. When I installed the "Getting Started CD" onto my
> computer
>> it only exported some of my contacts onto my phone. How do I export the
>> rest?
>
>
> How did it export the first few? (Meaning,"what software was on the CD?")
> Windows Mobile Device Center doesn't support syncing with Windows Mail,
> only Outlook.
>
>

Would love to find out how myself. Don't want to load all of the Outlook
stuff on my computer just to have a PC-based means to edit and manage my
contacts.

Mike


"Anyone" <Noone@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>I have Windows Mail and I am trying to export the rest of my contacts into
>my Blackjack II. When I installed the "Getting Started CD" onto my
>computer it only exported some of my contacts onto my phone. How do I
>export the rest?
>

At 27 Jun 2008 09:49:06 -0500 Mike Marquis wrote:
> Would love to find out how myself. Don't want to load all of the Outlook
> stuff on my computer just to have a PC-based means to edit and manage my
> contacts.

You might look into a free Exchange account at mail2wb.com. You access the
phone's info on your PC with Outlook Web Access (essentially Outlook in a
browser window- nothing needs to be installed on the PC.)

Anyone wrote:
> I have Windows Mail and I am trying to export the rest of my contacts into
> my Blackjack II. When I installed the "Getting Started CD" onto my computer
> it only exported some of my contacts onto my phone. How do I export the
> rest?
>
I don't use Windows Mail but, I understand that contacts can be exported
to a csv file, which is pretty standard. The question becomes: How can
you import that into ur Blackjack?

Anyway, to export Windows Mail contacts:

File - Export - Windows contacts - CSV
save the file

hth,
-Craig

At 28 Jun 2008 09:44:19 -0700 Craig wrote:

> > I have Windows Mail and I am trying to export the rest of my
> > contacts into my Blackjack II. When I installed the "Getting Started
> > CD" onto my computer it only exported some of my contacts onto
> > my phone. How do I export the rest?


> I don't use Windows Mail but, I understand that contacts can be
> exported to a csv file, which is pretty standard. The question
> becomes: How can you import that into ur Blackjack?
>
> Anyway, to export Windows Mail contacts:
>
> File - Export - Windows contacts - CSV
> save the file


The problem, as you say, is how to get them into the Blackjack. Technically,
only _syncing_ with Outlook is supported, but they can also be transferred
by e-mail or "beamed" (sent via Bluetooth) to the device individually. (A
pain if you're doing 500 of them!)

The OP seems unsure how the first few got transferred (except that it was
part of the initial setup when loading the included CD.) I'm not aware of
any Microsoft-supplied utility for syncing WinMail Contacts.

What the OP COULD do, if i's a one time or temporary thing, is install the
Outlook 2007 60-day trial included on the CD, import the Mail Contacts to
Outlook (he'll be asked during the setup) then sync the (now) Outlook
Contacts to the device.

If his Contact list remains relatively stable, he can let the trial expire
in 60-days, and transfer any new Contacts individually via BT, e-mail or
SMS in the future.