How to format foreign phone numbers in address book?

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• How do I format of phone numbers I want in contacts?

  How do I format of phone numbers I want in contacts?

  Contacts is messing up my system. Question: How can I format numbers correctly as before?

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  How do I format of phone numbers I want in contacts?

  Contacts is messing up my system. Question: How can I format numbers correctly as before?

  What do you mean with Contacts is to mess up the system?

  Close contacts and restart the Mac and then reopen Contacts..., what is the result?

• How to enter a foreign contact in the address book?

  How to enter a foreign contact in the address book?

  Hello

  How can I enter an alien contact in the address book, without affecting other household contacts?

  I'll card > add field > model > General and change in the country, but it acts on all contacts. How can I do so selectively?

  I think you're overthinking this.

  There is an entry for the country to each address, so all you need to do is fill it out if necessary.

  I'm in Portugal, while most of the addresses mentioned no country, which means that they are national. My daughter lives in the United Kingdom, so his speech looks like this:

  

  That's all.

• How to add several phone numbers to a single Apple ID?

  I have an iPhone and two SIM cards that are separated with different phone numbers. I want to have two numbers assigned to a single Apple ID.

  How is that possible?

  I know it's possible, I don't know what to do.

  It's very simple to have two phones with two separate numbers using the same Apple ID. You sign with just the same Apple ID on both of them. However, your situation is different. Only one of the numbers is active on an iPhone at some point. The other is, for the purposes of Apple ID, not active. Then Yes, you should be able to have whatever one is present on the iPhone, which is tied to the Apple ID, although it is active. Once you take out the SIM card and put in the other, it will be one that is active.

• How to get the Pic of the address book Contact gave a phone number

  Hello

  How can I access the Blackberry address book and retrieve Contact's photo?

  I tried:

  String phoneNumber = "1234567890";
  Vector contactList = new Vector();
  contactList = Phone.getContactsByPhoneNumber(phoneNumber);
  

  except with a real number, of course. However, if I keep this code, I get an error saying ClassNotDefFoundError or something like that. on the line of Phone.getContactsByPhoneNumber () .

  Is there another way I can get the pic contact associated with a single address book contact?

  Later, I'll probably use this code to get the photo of contact:

  Contact contact = (Contact) contactList.elementAt(0);
  byte[] byteStream = contact.getBinary(Contact.PHOTO, Contact.ATTR_NONE);
  EncodedImage contactPic = EncodedImage.createEncodedImage(byteStream, 0, byteStream.length);
  

  So as you can see, I just need to get in contact for a specific contact record.

  Thanks for any help.

  If anyone is interested, he will get the peak of contact contact, based on the phone number. It assumes there is only one contact for this number, so if there is more than one, it will get the peak of contact for the last contact only, because the loop will overwrite the previous photos.

  BlackBerryContactList contactList = (BlackBerryContactList) PIM.getInstance().openPIMList(PIM.CONTACT_LIST, PIM.READ_WRITE);
  
  // Get a list of contacts that match the phone number (I only want last 8 digits only)
  Enumeration _enum = contactList.items(inputNumber.substring(inputNumber.length()-8),BlackBerryContact.TEL);
  
  while(_enum.hasMoreElements())
  {
      BlackBerryContact c = (BlackBerryContact)_enum.nextElement();
      if (c.countValues(BlackBerryContact.PHOTO) > 0)
      {
          byte[] photoEncoded = c.getBinary(BlackBerryContact.PHOTO, 0);
          byte[] photoDecoded = Base64InputStream.decode(photoEncoded, 0, photoEncoded.length);
          EncodedImage contactPic = EncodedImage.createEncodedImage(photoDecoded,0,photoDecoded.length);
          String picType = String.valueOf( contactPic.getImageType() );
          // If you want to store the photo as a HEX String
          String hexPic = byteArrayToHexString(photoDecoded)
      }
  }
  

  FACT!

• BlackBerry Smartphones is it possible to see my phone numbers and addresses I saved in the blackberry Desktop Manager

  I know it's maybe a silly question - but I was finally able to download the blackberry Desktop Manager and then back up all the data from my blackberry to my computer via Desktop Manager.  For my own peace of mind, I would like to see some of these data (addresses and phone numbers) just to make sure I did the back up properly.  Is this possible?

  Well, your confidence level in the backup process is your own to define. Maybe if you start the restore process, but do not actually run it, DTM might give you indications of what it contains. I agree that I saw the posts of others who say that the backup was useless... but I have no way of judging if their characteristics are identical to yours.

• Incoming calls do not always resolve number of phones smart blackBerry address book contact

  I have a 8310 with os 4.5 (which I highly recommend) and I met a problem when receiving calls... the number is not always resolve on behalf of my contacts, so I don't always know in advance who he is! very annoying!

  for example, if the contact mobile number starts 079, the call sometimes comes with the prefix int IE: + 4479, but on other contacts, it will help 079, so sometimes when I get a call, don't tell me who he is. In addition, when the call is completed, it resolves the name in the call log.

  the question on previous OS, 4.2 I think. works, if I've got numbers duplicated by contact (079 and + 4479), but is not ideal. looked through all the options I could find with no luck.

  any help / advice appreciated. Thank you.

  It could be one of the three solutions... Try these:

  1. make sure that you set your own country code to the Phone Dialer screen > Options > smart dialing.

  Set your country code in this format: "+ xx" where xx = country code. Some countries have two or three-digit country Codes. Do not place not the '+' in the entrance of your contact.

  • In the United States, the value of this country as '+ 1' Code and place your local area code in the appropriate box (this normally the default setting in a new BB).

  2. in the same place, change the length of National number for the number of digits corresponding to your country (since some countries have less than 10 as that set by default in the BB). Check out the total numbers, less country code. Do not place not the '+' in the entrance of your contact.

  • For example, some countries have a total number to 8 (more than 3 for the country code). You must enter '8 '.

  3. you probably have "Content Protection" located on your address book.

  Look at the Options > Security > General settings. Scroll down to the content Protection > include addresses = no

• BlackBerry Smartphones unable to enter numbers from address book

  I think that I have somehow locked the keyboard and I don't know how to cancel.  When I enter a new contact, I enter the name (and first name), title, company, and e-mail address, but I cannot enter phone numbers.  Any advice?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Let's see if we can change new!

  No data will be lost when you do the following: remove the battery while the device is activated.

  Remplacer replace after one minute, let the device reboot 1-3 min, see if the problem is corrected.

  Thank you

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• How to share a contact in the address book by e-mail?

  I am trying to send email coordinated in a mailing list of my address book to a colleague. I have tried to go to the option of attachment but does not include the option to contact address book. Also tried to copy what I can paste into the body of the email without success. How can I share these coordinates please?
  Thank you

  What your correspondent need or want?

  It has well established standard for the exchange of contact information is the vCard that encapsulates many of the fields commonly used in a Contact entry.

  If a vCard file is suitable for you and your correspondent, this add-on:

  https://NIC-NAC-project.org/~kaosmos/morecols-en.html

  has a nifty feature for sending cards in attachments. Then your correspondent can probably just add to her address book. If you copy the simple details, such as name, address, e-mail address phone no, then the person has put everyone in his address book by hand.

  If you open the mailing list in your address book, you can probably drag each item in the body of a new mail message. But it's more work than necessary for you and the recipient, which will need to manually add everyone in his address book.

  With this module, you should be able to open the mailing list by selecting it in the address book, and then use ctrl + a to select all, then right click and select 'Send as vCard'; It will open a new message with all the attached selected Contacts.

  Lists have generally a standard presentation, so a list in the e-mail client is rarely useful in another. If you use Thunderbird, you can use this module to export the list to a .tha or THM file that could import another user of Thunderbird.

• How can I import my old XP address book to the Contacts list in Windows 7?

  I can't import my old xp address book into the new contact list in windows 7.  Is this possible?  Thank you, Käthe

  Hello

  Windows in Windows XP address book has been replaced by Windows Contacts in Windows 7.

  If you have performed a custom installation of Windows 7, please visit:how restore personal after having performed a custom Windows Vista or Windows 7 installation

  To get the address book from Windows XP to Windows 7, you need to export the list of contacts of the Widnows XP computer first and then import the file to Windows 7.  If you want to export the address book from Windows XP and import it into Windows 7, please see the following steps:

  a. launch Outlook Express in Windows XP and click on file > export > address book

  b. export the address book to a text (.csv) file

  c. Select Save the location and all the contact information you want to export, and then click Finish.

  To import contacts in Windows 7, go to the link below and follow the steps:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/import-export-or-change-the-format-for-contacts

  Note: You may only be able to restore the data from Windows XP to Windows 7 If you have performed a custom installation of Windows 7 without formatting the hard drive. If you have formatted the hard drive during the installation of Windows 7, you cannot restore the data.

  I hope this helps. Let us know the results.

  Thank you and best regards,

   

  Srinivas R

  Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How to select a contact from the address book?

  Hello

  I want to select a contact in address book and view it in a BasicEditField of my application.

  What I've done so far is, can call using address book following code.

  AddressBookArguments addressBook = new AddressBookArgumentsAddressBookArguments.ARG_COMPOSE);
  
  Invoke.invokeApplication(Invoke.APP_TYPE_ADDRESSBOOK, addressBook);
  

  But I don't have an idea on how to add selected phone contact to BasicEditField specified.

  can someone give me some information about this.

  any help will be much appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Narendra

  Fill in the address book of your application and use it.

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800332/800363/How_To _...

• BlackBerry smartphones copy 411 text Message sent to my phone in my address book

  When you call 411 to the United States to get a phone number, you can have a registration on your phone text message.

  If it is a business, it will often come to your details. I would like to copy this information to my address book.

  Is there a feature in my phone to do so without simply copy and paste or retype everything? I don't know if the fields are mapped 1 to 1.

  Thank you...

  If you select the phone number and press Menu, you may find the command "copy into the address book.

  I know that if you dial this number in the call log, you will have this choice, for numbers not in your address book.

• How can I copy contact of "Personal address book" entries to a list subsidiary without having to type 500 individual entries?

  He is about to be a death in the family. I need a list of all members of the immediate family, but must not contain * EACH * entry in my personal address book, or my collected addresses. Is there something like an installation drag - move or copy - paste to accomplish this task?

  See this article for more information about how to create a mailing list.
  When you send a message to 500 recipients you reach a limit imposed by your email provider.
  _ http://KB.mozillazine.org/Thunderbird: _FAQs_:_Create_Mailing_List
  http://KB.mozillazine.org/Limits_-_Thunderbird#E-mail_addresses

• How to set up "Add sender to address book."

  Somehow, I lost all my contacts! How can I add the sender of an e-mail to my address book on a base with a single click. I think I tried all avenues without success. Did I miss something? Thank you

  When you view a message in a tab or message pane there is a star to the right of the sender. If the star is filled with color, they are already in one of your address books. By clicking on an empty star, he added to the address book. By clicking on the filled star opens the dialog edit contact to fill in more details.

• How to print labels in my Thunderbird address book?

  I want to print mailing, as Avery 8164 labels, an addressbook or a mailing list in my Thunderbird addressbook. How can I do?

  Thunderbird has the ability to print an address book or e-mail.

  Thunderbird is not the correct software to do something like printing labels. You must use the MSOffice package or OpenOffice.org (free) see link: https://www.openoffice.org/

  Using OpenOffice.org Basic you can choose to connect to an existing database, and then select the Thunderbird addressbook. After the backup at a suitable location, you can then use OpenOffice.org Writer.
  File > new > labels
  Select the saved database filename.odb.

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