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Transfer to iPhone - how to?
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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I got my wife's contacts d/l onto the 512 card that AT&T so graciously overcharged me for and now I don't know how to get them from that device to my iPhone. iTunes looks like it grabs it, but what happens to the info is lost to me.
Anyone got this figured out? BTW, the old phone is gone, I don't have, nor do I want Outlook - running a MBP.
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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Your contact info is synchronized into the Address Book application.
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Join Date: Jan 2002
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Yeah, open up Address Book and see if they got imported. If not, you can import them from the 512 card straight into Address Book.
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It didn't help as Address Book is looking for a specific file type such as vCard, ldif, etc..
They saved the contacts, off of an old crappy phone, as a .pbb file - AB claims that no card is found to import.
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Did this work on your Mac? I'm having the same issue with the AT&T USB drive as well - can't get .pbb to work, even trying Cellebrite solution.
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