I have over a hundred contacts I'd like to put on my phone, and I'd like to know a good way to do it.
Here are the basics: Nokia 6085, wammu connected via Bluetooth. I can browse the contacts already on the phone.
Using Wammu/Read Data, I can read a vcf file - whether it contains one vcard or several. The new contacts appear italicized in wammu. I can, using Backups/Save, create a backup file from the italicized contacts. Then, using Backups/Import, wammu pops up a box correctly identifying the phone, backup date, and the number of contacts in the backup file.
If there is only one contact in the backup file, wammu imports it to the phone's contacts without a problem. If there is more than one contact in the file, wammu pops up this error message:
>Error while communicating with phone
>. . .
>Function:AddMemory
>Error code: 16
And adds only the first contact in the file to the phone. In either case, importing a file with one contact successfully or importing only a single contact from a file containing many, a "second" popup reports that the file was successfully imported.
Phone/Send File reports an error sending either a backup or a vcf file to the phone. The error message is:
>Error while communicating with phone
>Your phone doesn't support this function.
The Gnome Bluetooth Applet can send a single file to the phone successfully, but again, if the file contains more than one contact, the phone gets only one contact.
I can envision using the Applet to send the contacts one after another to the phone, but I don't really want to do it manually over a hundred times, and I'm not sophisticated enough to know how to automate the process.
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