I have this cable but I cannot see the SMS messages or copy them.....
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Saving SMS on Memory Card Sony Ericsson M600i
I need to save the SMS messages to the memory card and to export it to a txt file.
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What's the model of your Sony?
http://www.gsmarena.com/so
Could you provide more details
Ok right
Tools>File Manager>more>device>
or Tools>controlpanel>device>sto
Be sure to format a blank memory card via the phone before use.
Filemanger>More>Format
I actually found the manual
http://www.sonyericsson.co
Go to page 54 and rename your memory card so you know what it is
Save this
Sony Ericsson Tips And Tricks
http://www.mobile9.com/inv
Use the file manager and move the SMS to a folder so you can manage it.
Please read the manual. Page 54 File manager that may help you.
Otherwise consider a USB cable I also get fed up with navigating around the phone memory cards sd card readers etc
it's so much simpler from PC using a usb.
have you install the Sony Erricson Suite on the PC
Go to page 59- Synchronization and Backup that may assist you.
File Manager doesn't work if you would like to copy your sms to pc. You can try FMA: http://fma.sourceforge.net
Hi ComiumSupport, I think it's the bluetooth connection do you have an USB cable?
I did find some references from Sony that this feature was not included if you can believe that,
and " my phone explorer " recomended
http://www.fjsoft.at/en/
Using USB there's a bit of guide at the bottom
http://www.digitalspy.co.u
Ok, sounds like we hit a dead end again.
are you running Vista or XP?
USB in XP is automatically detected once the cable is plugged in and the mobile conected,
a Folder should appear on teh desktop and also the mass storage device on the task bar,
just open that folder and you should see your stuff on the memory card not the Simcard.?
Ensure your saving the mesages to the memory stick not the sim card
In your message options, you can specify to have your SMS/MMS's saved onto memory stick instead of the phone's memory by going into
Options->Settings->Other->Mem
If that feature is not supported then use it with a filemanager such as Fexplorer you could manually move the mail folders back and forth from the memory stick to the sim card.
Then use the dual micro and an SD card reader
Running out of ideas here.
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by: MeretePosted on 2009-04-22 at 22:19:04ID: 24211983
SMS are like a small email if you have uploaded it to your PC just open it
Depending on your phone model, you can transfer files wirelessly via Bluetooth" or Infrared (IR). You may also be able to transfer files to a PC via a USB cable. The USB cable is recommended when you are transferring large files or a large number of files.
It shoudl include some software
Do you have any software that connects the PC to the mobile phone via usb cable?
http://www.sonyericsson.co
I dont have a Sony rather a different mobile and it has a software called Join ME
Once my mobile is connected to the PC via Join Me
I can type in text messages and send and receive from my desktop
To save the text part I open a message from my in box or sent box within join Me then copy it to a TXT