[Q] how to port contacts from winmo to android - HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera

Hello,
I recently started using android on my HTC HD2 TMOUS. I downloaded Friyo_v3 from gamesquare and run it from the sd card
can someone tell me the simpliest way to get my contacts from winmo 6.5 to android.
thanks

Just export from outlook in csv format, then import that file to your gmail account.
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There is an even more simple way :
In WinMo, set active sync to sync your contacts with your google account (server : m.google.com, login and password are those of your google account).

bookyjam said:
Hello,
I recently started using android on my HTC HD2 TMOUS. I downloaded Friyo_v3 from gamesquare and run it from the sd card
can someone tell me the simpliest way to get my contacts from winmo 6.5 to android.
thanks
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Or you can simply go to here http://www.spritesoftware.com/products/migrate/how-does-it-work-

Life Engineer said:
Or you can simply go to here
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best way imo
You keep an android-backup for your contacts too in your miniSD = win
Not sure i want my contacts shared with google

thanks for all the suggestions. the active sync to google worked fine. thanks again

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Regarding Phone Numbers...

Hello all,
I have been thinking of trying out one of the Hero themes... I just don't want to lose all of my contacts. Is there any way to save my contacts before I install Hero v 1.3? I tried searching for this, but nothing came up.
Thanks again.
frozen10x said:
Hello all,
I have been thinking of trying out one of the Hero themes... I just don't want to lose all of my contacts. Is there any way to save my contacts before I install Hero v 1.3? I tried searching for this, but nothing came up.
Thanks again.
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Sync with your google account. Or you can get an app called nyx sync or something like that, which backs them up to your sdcard.
I have NS Contacts backup. But can I recover these on the google OS if they are saved on my memory card?
if you mean from windows mobile to android? you setup active sync with the google server, it syncs all your contacts. When you load android it prompts you to enter your google account and will import your contacts.
mssmison said:
if you mean from windows mobile to android? you setup active sync with the google server, it syncs all your contacts. When you load android it prompts you to enter your google account and will import your contacts.
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Yes, that's what I mean. Pardon my newness to all this, but how do I do setup my activesync to work with the google server?
frozen10x said:
Yes, that's what I mean. Pardon my newness to all this, but how do I do setup my activesync to work with the google server?
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http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=135937
Got it. Thanks a lot for the help, I really appreciate it.

[Q] Android and Microsoft Backup :(

I am using the Energy Rom Desire v.5 build, and not thinking when backing up my files..
I used My Phone service from microsoft.. I understand i need the My Phone app on my phone, but now im running android, how do i do sync everything back onto my phone while using android??
Thanks.
CraigR. said:
I am using the Energy Rom Desire v.5 build, and not thinking when backing up my files..
I used My Phone service from microsoft.. I understand i need the My Phone app on my phone, but now im running android, how do i do sync everything back onto my phone while using android??
Thanks.
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For android I use Titanium Backup, free in the market
torremitsu said:
For android I use Titanium Backup, free in the market
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how will i get everything from MyPhone to titanium if my phones running on android?
dunno, not very helpful is it, if you sync your contacts with a live account i believe you can them import them in to google, there may even be a app that will import them from live which ithough i saw somewhere, but i ended up having to sync them with outlook, create a CSV then import that in to google, which is stupid and doesnt allow me to sync contacts from android to WM.
of course after a couple of weeks you'll start wondering what all the fuss was about anyway and use WM again, unless you like the millions of apps google has available to it!
CraigR. said:
I am using the Energy Rom Desire v.5 build, and not thinking when backing up my files..
I used My Phone service from microsoft.. I understand i need the My Phone app on my phone, but now im running android, how do i do sync everything back onto my phone while using android??
Thanks.
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You can sync contacts through activesync using your Google account and boot android & sync back. Its already covered o main page just search contacts import in search section.

Transfer phone contact numbers to DHD

i had a TP2 and all my contacts numbers are backed up in microsoft outlook.What is the best way to get them from there to my new phone ?
I did this:
http://www.google.com/support/mobile/bin/answer.py?answer=138636&topic=14299
Worked pretty well.
combat goofwing said:
i had a TP2 and all my contacts numbers are backed up in microsoft outlook.What is the best way to get them from there to my new phone ?
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My contacts are stored in Windows Contact Book(My Documents>Users>MYUSERNAME>Contacts) HTC Sync provided with DHD wouldn't copy them to my phone, so I just installed HTC Sync 2.xx from Legend/Hero and it worked.
It's a good point actually.
If you have your contacts in outlook, then when you install HTC Sync from the phone it will copy all your contact details to the phone automatically.
I learnt that the hard way by syncing with my work computer and having nearly 5000 contacts copied to my phone. I had to yank the power quickly and hard reset before it tried to sync it all to gmail!
Yep here to
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OK, I'm a newb to Android so I'm not sure I understand what you're discussing here.
Should I install HTC Sync 3.0 from the HTC website or is there a better way to get it working? The Desire HD isn't (yet?) shown in the list of compatible handsets on the HTC website for that version.
On the included SD-cart there is the program HTC Sync 3.0. You can copy the file to your computer and install it there. Works fine and you can synchronise all the contacts in outlook.
Dutchrevenge said:
On the included SD-cart there is the program HTC Sync 3.0. You can copy the file to your computer and install it there. Works fine and you can synchronise all the contacts in outlook.
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Thank you.
I've imported my contacts already via Google so that bit is OK. Has anybody had success importing the calendar entries onto the Desire HD?
Edit: OK, I had a go and yes: it's synchronised the calendar entries. But only back a month. Is there a way to extend the range so that the whole calendar is synchronised?
Edit 2: I tried something else. I don't think HTC Sync will do what I want. I'm moving from Windows Mobile/Outlook to Google/Android so I figured I really only need a one-time synchronisation. I found that Google has their own sync tool:
http://www.google.com/support/calendar/bin/answer.py?answer=98563
It's not compatible with the version of Outlook I'm using (2002) so I found other software called CompanionLink:
http://www.companionlink.com/android/outlook/
They offer a free 14-day trial of their sync software with which I'm uploading my entire Outlook calendar to Google and it's syncing with my phone in front of me. That's all I needed - I don't think I want to sync my Outlook calendar in the future since I won't be using Windows Mobile again. Time will tell if I'm right.

HD2 Gingerbread vs HTC Sync

Hi,
I am not sure if someone else asked this question. I updated my phone to Nand Gingerbread. Everything works great. However, the major problem I am having is that HTC Sync (on Win7 laptop) does not recognize the device.
In the previous Android (2.2), when we used to connect it to the PC, many options would appear to identify the type of the connection. One of those options was "HTC Sync". Choosing this option used to allow HTC Sync software on the windows pc to recognize the device and sync its contents.
However, in Gingerbread I cannot find anyway to connect my HD2 in a "sync" mode in order to allow HTC Sync to recognize it.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
htc sync requires htc sense.
SilentCode said:
Hi,
I am not sure if someone else asked this question. I updated my phone to Nand Gingerbread. Everything works great. However, the major problem I am having is that HTC Sync (on Win7 laptop) does not recognize the device.
In the previous Android (2.2), when we used to connect it to the PC, many options would appear to identify the type of the connection. One of those options was "HTC Sync". Choosing this option used to allow HTC Sync software on the windows pc to recognize the device and sync its contents.
However, in Gingerbread I cannot find anyway to connect my HD2 in a "sync" mode in order to allow HTC Sync to recognize it.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
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Had the exact same problem when i was trying out a Gingerbread rom, and thanks to Tann he told me about a program called MyPhoneExplorer
It works with your dilema and you'll be back to syncing:
http://www.fjsoft.at/en/downloads.php
And its Free too, cant get any better then that
ooo good find, i looked high and low for an outlook sync solution, cant believe i missed this.
it also seems to include the adb usb drivers, so perhaps this could be installed instead of the whole android sdk for the adb drivers....
samsamuel said:
htc sync requires htc sense
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Ohh... I forgot about this fact. Thanks for reminding me.
AngelDeath said:
Had the exact same problem when i was trying out a Gingerbread rom, and thanks to Tann he told me about a program called MyPhoneExplorer
It works with your dilema and you'll be back to syncing.
And its Free too, cant get any better then that
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Thank you so much. This application seems very useful.
Anyways, my problem is that before I flash my HD2 to Gingerbread, I had Froyo Sense, and I synchronized all my contacts to HTC Sync on my PC, and now after I flashed I found that I cannot get those contacts back...
So I guess my only solution is to flash back to Froyo Sense, get those contacts, sync them using MyPhoneExplorer, and then Flash again to Gingerbread.
Thanks for the help everybody.
AngelDeath said:
Had the exact same problem when i was trying out a Gingerbread rom, and thanks to Tann he told me about a program called MyPhoneExplorer
It works with your dilema and you'll be back to syncing:
http://www.fjsoft.at/en/downloads.php
And its Free too, cant get any better then that
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Exactly what i'm looking for!!! It works perfectly .
Thanks a lot!
SilentCode said:
Ohh... I forgot about this fact. Thanks for reminding me.
Thank you so much. This application seems very useful.
Anyways, my problem is that before I flash my HD2 to Gingerbread, I had Froyo Sense, and I synchronized all my contacts to HTC Sync on my PC, and now after I flashed I found that I cannot get those contacts back...
So I guess my only solution is to flash back to Froyo Sense, get those contacts, sync them using MyPhoneExplorer, and then Flash again to Gingerbread.
Thanks for the help everybody.
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HTC Sync uses outlook, you need to look in the setting in the app, you can re-sync your outlook contacts with this program. Thats what its meant for also.
AngelDeath said:
Had the exact same problem when i was trying out a Gingerbread rom, and thanks to Tann he told me about a program called MyPhoneExplorer
It works with your dilema and you'll be back to syncing:
http://www.fjsoft.at/en/downloads.php
And its Free too, cant get any better then that
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That's exactly what i want: sync outlook without htc sync.
Thanks.
snyc the gingerbread hd2 contacts
it works perfectly,no need of goin back to froyo for recovering ur contacts.just snyc my phone explorer with outlook and the magic is done.
I cannot run HTC Sync in gingerbread.
My phone is HTC HD2. Please help me. Thank you...
huycbd said:
I cannot run HTC Sync in gingerbread.
My phone is HTC HD2. Please help me. Thank you...
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try reading the solution in the posts above yours
wow
AngelDeath said:
Had the exact same problem when i was trying out a Gingerbread rom, and thanks to Tann he told me about a program called MyPhoneExplorer
It works with your dilema and you'll be back to syncing:
And its Free too, cant get any better then that
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thanks so much, but i don't know why can't be run MyPhoneExplorer after install, please help, my computer- win 7 sp1, thx
Installation
rng1983 said:
thanks so much, but i don't know why can't be run MyPhoneExplorer after install, please help, my computer- win 7 sp1, thx
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You have to install the tool on your win7 from here.
After that install My Phone Explorer Client from the Market. Connect your phone via WLAN or USB and start the Client on the phone. After that start the app from your win7 and set up your sync source (Outlook/Windows Contacts/Gmail/only MyPhoneExplorer) in settings or via new phone assistent.
You can now sync Contacts/Appointments/SMS/Files/Tasks and Notes (new with separate phone app).
It's the first sync solution where you can sync outlook tasks and notes, I love the tool.
Nixda99 said:
You have to install the tool on your win7 from
After that install My Phone Explorer Client from the Market. Connect your phone via WLAN or USB and start the Client on the phone. After that start the app from your win7 and set up your sync source (Outlook/Windows Contacts/Gmail/only MyPhoneExplorer) in settings or via new phone assistent.
You can now sync Contacts/Appointments/SMS/Files/Tasks and Notes (new with separate phone app).
It's the first sync solution where you can sync outlook tasks and notes, I love the tool.
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Thx nixda, but I find another too"mobilego" is usefull at all Thx a lot.
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rng1983 said:
Thx nixda, but I find another too"mobilego" is usefull at all Thx a lot.
Sent from my HTC HD2 using XDA App
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Looks also not bad, but I miss the calendar sync.
And it looks like you can transfer contacts to the phone, but can't sync
changes on the phone or in Outlook.
Can you report please how it works?
Nixda99 said:
Looks also not bad, but I miss the calendar sync.
And it looks like you can transfer contacts to the phone, but can't sync
changes on the phone or in Outlook.
Can you report please how it works?
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For calendar sync, I using Google calendar,it perfect to use,for sync contact, just import contact list's from outlook contact list and connet phone with mobilego, it automatically transfer to your phone, it most likely, lol
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[Q] How to copy contacts?

Hello,
I have been using WP7 on my TMO HD2 for 4 moths, I guess, and I have lots of new contacts since then. The problem is that I want to flash Android, but I don't know how I can copy WP7 contacts to SIM, or anywhere else, so I could use them after I flashed Android... Any issues? Please, don't tell me that the only way to copy contacts to SIM is to write down them on paper, then flash Android, and then add them to phone...
Geezzy said:
Hello,
I have been using WP7 on my TMO HD2 for 4 moths, I guess, and I have lots of new contacts since then. The problem is that I want to flash Android, but I don't know how I can copy WP7 contacts to SIM, or anywhere else, so I could use them after I flashed Android... Any issues? Please, don't tell me that the only way to copy contacts to SIM is to write down them on paper, then flash Android, and then add them to phone...
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If you have a windows live account, you can sign in to it using your new android and sync contacts.
And/or create a new google account on your WP7 (you dont have to use it) and sync your contacts with it, check online that you have them, then set up that account on your android.
Robbie P said:
If you have a windows live account, you can sign in to it using your new android and sync contacts.
And/or create a new google account on your WP7 (you dont have to use it) and sync your contacts with it, check online that you have them, then set up that account on your android.
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Thank you!

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