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HelenJ   02-09-2012 at 02:41:51 AM

Hello,
I have a Palm Zire 21 on my desktop. I do not use the handheld because I have too many entries on the address section on my desktop. I bought a new laptop and want to transfer everything over to my new computer. How do I do this?

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hang-the-9   02-10-2012 at 08:38:16 PM

Use the Palm software to export the address book to a file. Install the Palm software on the new PC, import the file. Although if you have Windows 7 on the new PC, the Palm software may not work.

 

Get a used iPod touch and use that as the PDA, or just move your contacts over to another program like Outlook or Live mail. Even an older BlackBerry will work as a PDA with the Desktop Manager software. Don't even need a service plan for one, so it's more of a local sync thing.


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