Urgently, how to open the Dopod phone contacts backup file on the computer?

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It's very troublesome for you not to solve this problem through your mobile phone.

But you don't have a cell phone, so you have to take a compromise.

First of all, the DCB format file is generated by the SIM manager backing up the contacts, and if you want to get it out, you must also use the SIM card manager.

2.In the memory card folder of the emulator, put the SIM card manager software and your DCB file.

3.Import phone contacts Do this step At the very least, you can see all your contacts on your computer.

If you want to get these contacts to other phones, you can use other methods, let me think about it...

I consulted a friend and said you can use Outlook, you can try it.

1. PPC simulator.

2. Palm Smart Mobile Assistant Chinese version.

Wait and so on, you can see the method on the first floor, if you import outlook, open outlook2007, and then click start, import data, see if you can support this format......

Outlook can be opened. But to download a new version.

Poor man ... Just open it with another d600.

What are the backup file types? The csv can be opened with excle, and the other formats can be put again.

The address book file name of the mobile phone backup is in VCF format, which can be opened through software, such as: VCF address bookmaker and Windows built-in Outlook.

1. Use VCF address book to transcode.

1. Run the VCF Contacts Reader software and click the "Open" command in the "File" menu.

2. The dialog box of "Open Contacts File" pops up, browse to the location where you want to open the Contacts file in the folder list on the left, select it and click the "OK" button.

3. Then click "Save Address Book As" in the "File" menu.

4. The "Save Contacts File As" dialog box pops up, select the location where you want to save the address book file, and click the "OK" button.

The note is to solve the problem of garbled characters.

2. Open the file with the attachment address book.

1. Click "Start", click "All Programs", click "Accessories", and click "Address Book".

2. Click "File" in the menu bar, the pop-up menu points to "Import", and click "Business Card" in the next menu

3. Find the contacts file, select it and click the "Open" button.

3. Use Outlook.

1. Click Start, click All Programs, click Microsoft Office, and click Microsoft Office Outlook 2003

2. Click "File" in the menu bar, and click the "Import and Export" command in the drop-down menu that opens.

3. Open the "Import and Export Wizard" dialog box, and select "Import vCard File (.) in the Please select the operation to be performed" boxvcf)" and click the Next button.

4. In the "VCARD File" dialog box, browse to the location where the address book file is stored, select it, and click the "Open" button in the lower right corner or double-click to open it directly.

5. Click the "Contacts" command in the "Go" menu.

6. This also achieves the purpose of opening the address book file, of course, you can also double-click any of the information boxes in the contact box to open a more detailed contact interface.

Note: In this step, you can directly double-click to open the Contacts file (VCF).

Teach you a way,QQ software has a software for uploading contacts,After uploading, you can find it in your computer QQ,In the QQ application box-contacts!! Hope it helps!

Yes. Install a software that can back up ** mobile phone number text messages, there are a lot of you to look for, and you can also record friends,

I'm also in distress, there is only one memory card, and when I open it with a notepad, it is all English and garbled characters, is there any way to read it.

The next pea clip can export everything, and it is easy to install software.

1.Open Outlook;

2.Click on "File Import & Export";

3.In the pop-up Import and Export Wizard dialog box, select Export to a file and click Next.

4.In the "Create File Type" dialog box, select the file type you want to export (usually Microsoft Access or Microsoft Excel), and click "Next".

5.In the "Select the location of the export folder" dialog box, select "Contacts" and click "Next".

6.In the "Save Export File As" interface, select the location you want to save by clicking "Browse", and click "Next";

7.Click "Finish" and the whole export backup job is finished.

1.Open Outlook;

2.Select "File Import and Export Import from another program or file Next";

3.In the "Select the file type you want to import from" selection box, select the file type you originally saved (e.g. Microsoft Access) and click "Next".

Hello,It's generally in the folder where the software is installed.,You go to the file to find it.,You can upload the backup directly to the cloud.,You don't have to bother to find it.,Just use the app treasure.,This is a lot of things that can be backed up.。

Like **, text messages, contacts are available, and the data of the application can also optimize the mobile phone, the software moves, and provides storage.

Generally, what software is used to backup and restore is best to use this software to restore, install the backup save path under the software settings and put the initial backup file under this path, to see if you can restore the contacts backed up by the software.

I heard that Outlook can be used, but I haven't tried it, so you can try it

Install a 91 mobile assistant on your computer, sync your phone with your computer, and then back up your contacts and watch and learn by yourself.

CSV is actually the abbreviation of Comma Separated Value, the file type that appears in File Explorer is comma box, according to the original settings of the computer, if you click on the file directly, the computer will open the file in Excel mode. However, it is recommended that you do not do this, because if the CSV file is opened in Excel, due to the conversion of computer file data, the value of its CRC will be changed to a scientific notation and stored, resulting in an error in the CRC value in the file. This is also the painful experience I got when I was a fledgling, but if you want to get a glimpse of the real appearance of the CSV file, I recommend that you use WordPad or Notepad to open it, and then save the new file and open it with Excel, which is also one of the methods.

The CSV file contains four or five fields (parts), from left to right: file name (file size (in bytes), CRC32 value (eight English letters or numbers), file path (the name of the subdirectory where the file is stored), and a description of the file content (usually the English name of the star or even the ** name, which may also be blank). The fourth column, File Path, usually does not exist because everyone stores and organizes the image file differently, and there is generally a CSV file containing the File Path column, also known as the ECSV file.

What kind of system is it? If it's Android, Symbian system, you can use LeSync to back up your contacts, which can be viewed on both the PC side and the client, which is very convenient.

If you are exporting through the smartphone studio, you can open it with Office Excel.

What format?

It is recommended to use the "Palm Mobile Phone Assistant".

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