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huntr77 |
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Originally Posted by TiagoTiago
Thank you! Just the information I was after...
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Originally Posted by STE
That's standard vCard format, you should be able to import the file as-is into most addressbook programs.
However, the file is readable with a textviewer (some kind of structured data with tags BEGIN:VCARD and END:VCARD. Inbetween I find my conatcs. Thanks god! It's not the most elegant way, but it works.
Originally Posted by huntr77
See http://www.sqlite.org/lang_datefunc.html, particularly the 'unixepoch' examples.
Using SQLite Manager i've found the 'Compontents' table. I can't figure out how to conver the DateStart and DateEnd records into normal dates though.
How did you do that? i.e. what would this date translate to: 1096326000?
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