import contacts on my windows mobile via csv file

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• 2008年8月13日 11:47Linley MeslierMVP, 版主

   
  

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  IF you use Outlook on your computer, import the csv file to Contacts. Then connect your phone to your computer and sync. Is it just one contact that you want to import???

   

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• 2008年8月13日 12:00nico.1966

   
  

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  Hello Linley,
  i don't use Outlook or windows in my computer, so i can't import contacts with ActiveSync. I want import a csv file existing yet in my windows mobile phone, any idea?
  
  Thanks for you help.
  
  Nico
  
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• 2008年8月13日 12:18Linley MeslierMVP, 版主

   
  

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  Hello,

   

  It is not possible to import a csv file from within the device itself.

   

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• 2008年8月13日 13:10nico.1966

   
  

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  Bad new. I'm gonna try to find another solution like sync contacts via gmail contacts and after sync with windows mobile solutions like oggsync or others if exist.
  
  Nevertheless thanks very much for your help.
  
  Nico
  
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• 2008年11月13日 13:48Howard May

   
  

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  I am also trying to import contacts to my new Windows Mobile phone. I have a CSV file but do not have Outlook and do not want to pay for oggsync. Please can you tell me how I do this. This has to be a basic requirement that the majority of users will need as soon as they start to use the phone?
  
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• 2008年11月14日 1:09Prof JulieMVP, 版主

   
  

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  Again, there IS NO WAY TO IMPORT DATA DIRECTLY INTO THE CONTACTS APPLICATION ON THE MOBILE DEVICE.  The only way to do this is by getting the data into outlook and then syncing the information to the mobile device.  If you don't want to purchase Outlook, you can download a trial version of Outlook from Microsoft's website.  Import the CSV file into Outlook, sync the data and then uninstall Outlook from your computer.
  
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• 2008年11月14日 13:40Howard May

   
  

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  In case anyone else is interested I have found a post on another Forum explaining how you can do this without using Outlook.
  
  http://manish.wordpress.com/2008/11/14/importing-contacts-to-windows-mobile-without-ms-outlook/
  
  Regards
  
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• 2008年11月14日 21:34Prof JulieMVP, 版主

   
  

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  Hey!  That's pretty cool!  Thanks for sharing the link.
  
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• 2008年11月17日 15:54SudhirKe

   
  

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  Thanks buddy,

   

  This link is very helpful

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• 2008年11月21日 5:02BuckM

   
  

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  That worked really well for me...

  
  

  A lot of work for such a simple task.   

  
  

  I would love to find an online address book app... 
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• 2008年11月25日 6:58ffttkk

   
  

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  nice~ thanks for sharing
  
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• 2009年2月24日 15:00Ianp5a

   
  

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  If it is not possible to import contacts from another phone into Windows Mobile how does Microsoft expect people to change phones without either buying Outlook just for the import (and not use it after) or type in 500 contacts by hand. It strikes me as crazy!
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• 2009年8月4日 17:16Treo700wxWM6.1

   
  

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  There is no need to buy these programs.
  
  When I updated the ROM in my Treo 700wx from WM5 to WM6, I lost all my contacts.  I could not get Activesync 4.5 to work with Outlook 2007. After some research I was able to move all my contacts over from my laptop to my Treo.  Here's what I did.
  1. Exported "Contacts" to a CSV file.                  [[http://email.about.com/od/outlooktips/qt/et090604.htm]]
  2. Imported CSV file into Gmail (make sure you import your contacts into the "my contacts" area.)                   [[http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=12119]]
  3. I synced my phone with gmail contacts using Activesync on my phone. [[http://www.google.com/support/mobile/bin/answer.py?answer=138636&topic=14299]]
  
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