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From what I remember from other threads, vcards should work. It should also be possible to put everything into a single .vcf file and import it with Contacts. This I have not yet been able to verify myself though, because there's an unresolved bug which prevents the N900 from receiving full .vcf files via bluetooth.
The iPhone, through iTunes, will spit your contacts out into ".contact" files, with all your relevant data in place. On Win7, it spits them into the Contacts folder as "windows contacts" filetypes. Now, I'm trying best to figure out how to get these into a format that the N900, and hopefully ALL open source programs will like. What are your suggestions?
Windows Contacts can export in 2 ways - a single .csv, or individual vCards. The single .csv has been a DISASTER. Something is wrong in the formatting, and trying to get Thunderbird to take the CSV string through its import, fails miserably. vCards seem to fare a little better, but don't seem to natively import to Thunderbird.
Does anyone have experience in transforming ".contact" files with all necessary and relevant data into something Maemo accepts? It would be even better if it was a universal format that would work in most open source mail/contact programs.
Also, once you get this done where do you PUT the file? Lets say once I have a file or files ready in a form Maemo understands and my N900 connected via USB to my PC. Where exactly do I copy and paste the files to? Should it be in Mass Storage Mode? Or is there something special that needs to be done in PC Suite etc... ? I even downloaded Ovi Suite before finding out that it doesn't support the N900.
Any ideas how to make this go smoothly? Thanks.