Guys,
Anyone know what program I can open CSV Format file in HD2? I can do it using Excel in PC but I can't do that in HD2.
Do advise me if you know, thanks.
Have a look at this thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=5307806
That broke my mind.
johncmolyneux said:
Have a look at this thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=5307806
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Guess there is no such program which I can open CSV file in WM Device.
csv file - sharepoint userfile
Hey Guys!
CSV is a userlistfile for Microsoft sharepoint!
Goodluck!
Greetzz
WyCkson
wyckson said:
Hey Guys!
CSV is a userlistfile for Microsoft sharepoint!
Goodluck!
Greetzz
WyCkson
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CSV is a comma delimited file, and can be from any source that is capable of creating it. It's not a file format that is associated with any one particular source.
I've read somewhere that you can associate the CSV file extension with Excel, and then you can simply click the CSV file to open it.
If it were a PC, I could tell you how to do this, but don't know how to do it on WM. Do a bit of googling or search the general XDA forums for associating file type with applications. That may help.
The program is called "spreadem"
http://www.mobiletopsoft.com/pocket-pc/author/Tlogi_Software_Solutions
or
http://www.pocketgear.com/en_US/htm...oviderId=pGearDev_6524&perPage=10&sf=48190044
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Dear all,
After installing a pdf viewer, my powerpoint file association became corrupted. I'm trying to use PocketTweak to restore it, but I'm having a bit of difficulty. Could someone please tell me the correct application path to use? I've tried "ppt.exe %1" and a few derivatives, but it keeps opening the powerpoint main menu where you can select a file to open, and not open the file I clicked on itself.
Thank-you very much for your help,
Kindest regards,
Shahid
s_h_a_h_i_d said:
Dear all,
After installing a pdf viewer, my powerpoint file association became corrupted. I'm trying to use PocketTweak to restore it, but I'm having a bit of difficulty. Could someone please tell me the correct application path to use? I've tried "ppt.exe %1" and a few derivatives, but it keeps opening the powerpoint main menu where you can select a file to open, and not open the file I clicked on itself.
Thank-you very much for your help,
Kindest regards,
Shahid
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Here you go, rename .txt by .reg and import it on your ppc!
Cheers,
.Fred
Dear .Fred,
Thank-you very much for your help, importing the file into the registry worked perfectly!!
Thanks,
Shahid
Hi to all,
I've a set of contact (with address, phone number, etc..) extracted from my previous phone (Siemens SL45), saved in XML and CSV format.
Does anyone knows some way or some tool to import it in the Windows Mobile contact automatically?
Thank you
umm.. look for contacts backup on here ..it will allow u to import csv files
thank you, I've tried the dotfred's PPCBckpContacts, is a good tool, but don't worked for me, because the file I've saved from my previous Siemens are in csv format, but with different fields.
The head of my csv is precisely:
No;Name;Phone;Company;Street;City;Zip;Country;Work;Cell;Fax;E-mail;Url;Categories;Other
that is quite different from the format saved of the PPCBckpContacts, so when I try to restore it the program says that is in an unrecognized format.
There's some way to make them compatible without editing by hand all my csv file?
Thank you
no thats the wrong program man.. look for "contacts backup"..
Hi,
After searching on the forum for any soft that would be able to do this, I'm posting this thread.
I'm looking for a tool that would allow me to export all my SMS in a text file (cvs or other) that can be easily modified, read, stored. Additionaly, I'd like to be able with that tool to import such a file.
reason is that I'd like to keep my SMS readable for ever, but also that I would be able to import on my Hermes the SMS from my SE K800i (for which I've got a tool to export in readable text format)
Thanks for your help
Jeyo Mobile Extender ought to do the trick.. you can download yr sms into outlook and export it to CSV format.. Cheerios
and can I do it the other way around ?
Reimport it from a CVS in outlook ?
yup. c'est possible!
Ca c'est cool
I'll try it
thanks again
karld said:
I'm looking for a tool that would allow me to export all my SMS in a text file (cvs or other) that can be easily modified, read, stored. Additionaly, I'd like to be able with that tool to import such a file.
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Another possibility (if you don't use Outlook, or don't want to use ActiveSync for this, or want it to happen automatically on the phone without needing to be docked) is PPC Pim Backup (also discussed here http://cleanimport.xda/index.php?threads/299705/).
If you want a csv text file output, be sure to turn off the "Binary backup (faster)" option. The resulting file will be called <filename>.pib which you can rename to <filename>.zip and open. Inside will be a file called msgs_<date>.csm, which is a readable/editable csv file.
HTH. HAND. Cheers.
Addendum: Oh, and if you create a file called msgs_<date>.csm and zip it up into a file called <name>.pib, then you can restore (import) the messages back in too. When restoring, there is an option to either delete existing messages before import, or to just add imported messages.
I indeed already tried that one (that I run on a daily basis), but the format of the CVS file is not really correct. Some messages a spread on multiple lines if they contains carriage returns for example.
And also the message is most of the time on multiple lines, which makes it difficult to re-organise it and/or to create a file for import
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Another possibility (if you don't use Outlook, or don't want to use ActiveSync for this, or want it to happen automatically on the phone without needing to be docked) is PPC Pim Backup (also discussed here http://cleanimport.xda/index.php?threads/299705/).
If you want a csv text file output, be sure to turn off the "Binary backup (faster)" option. The resulting file will be called <filename>.pib which you can rename to <filename>.zip and open. Inside will be a file called msgs_<date>.csm, which is a readable/editable csv file.
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Not for the letest version 2.8
Anyone know how I export my PC Bookmarks to my Xperia X1 please?
kirkie said:
Anyone know how I export my PC Bookmarks to my Xperia X1 please?
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hi
you need to install opera on pc import bookmarks from IE TO OPERA
SAVE FILE
COPY FILE IN TO X1 MY DEVICE/APPLICATIONS/OPERA
REPLACE ORIGINAL FILE
DONE
teanam said:
hi
you need to install opera on pc import bookmarks from IE TO OPERA
SAVE FILE
COPY FILE IN TO X1 MY DEVICE/APPLICATIONS/OPERA
REPLACE ORIGINAL FILE
DONE
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Cheers that did the trick....
Hello need help in backing up my contacts into Excel or CSV file.
I've seen some threads here but there were no solutions
i tried downloading PIM backup application but I was not able to run it on WM6.1 since it was maybe an EXE file.
hope someone can help me with this
thanks and godbless
Download PIMBackup from here:
http://www.dotfred.net/default.htm
You have to extract the PPCPimBackupV2.8_wm2005.zip, copy the PPCPimBackup.exe to the internal storage of your diamond and start it. This should work - it works for me.
sync with computer. The contacts will be transferred to ms outlook. Then you can export by ms outlook.