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Would deleting the photos, freeing up memory help? - <b>This would simply get you some freed space not memory</b><br />
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And if Desktop isnt helping i guess the only way would be one at a time<br />
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- Rancy
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Would deleting the photos, freeing up memory help? - This would simply get you some freed space not memory

And if Desktop isnt helping i guess the only way would be one at a time

- Rancy

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Hi,<br />
Please check the below link and let us know the status.<br />
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<a href="http://forums.crackberry.com/general-discussion-f2/import-address-book-outlook-47654/" rel="ugc">http://forums.crackberry.com/general-discussion-f2/import-address-book-outlook-47654/</a>
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Hi,
Please check the below link and let us know the status.

http://forums.crackberry.com/general-discussion-f2/import-address-book-outlook-47654/ [http://forums.crackberry.com/general-discussion-f2/import-address-book-outlook-47654/]

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Because no one else replied with a workable solution
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Because no one else replied with a workable solution

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I have a Blackberry Bold 9900 that I am trying to move the contacts, notes and tasks to Outlook 2010. &nbsp;I am using Blackberry Desktop, v7.1.0, to try to accomplish this.<br />
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The notes and contacts appeared to have moved. &nbsp;I say appeared as I am not sure all were copied into Outlook. &nbsp;None of the contacts where copied.<br />
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RIM support has been no help.<br />
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Is there a way to export the contacts to either a CSV or Tab file. &nbsp;My research says the only way is one contact at a time.<br />
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There are lots of pictures on the BlackBerry. &nbsp;Would deleting the photos, freeing up memory help?<br />
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Thanks<br />
<br />
Len
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I have a Blackberry Bold 9900 that I am trying to move the contacts, notes and tasks to Outlook 2010.  I am using Blackberry Desktop, v7.1.0, to try to accomplish this.

The notes and contacts appeared to have moved.  I say appeared as I am not sure all were copied into Outlook.  None of the contacts where copied.

RIM support has been no help.

Is there a way to export the contacts to either a CSV or Tab file.  My research says the only way is one contact at a time.

There are lots of pictures on the BlackBerry.  Would deleting the photos, freeing up memory help?

Thanks

Len

Blackberry Bold 9900 Contacts to Outlook 2010

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