RE: Susteen Cable Information

> Don't take it the wrong way, PLEASE!  What I like is the
> ability to save
> the phonebook into a separate file; this way, I can archive
> each backup
> independently of another.  This way, if I need to restore a
> number that
> I had deleted, say a year from now, I could.

> Also, if I have several phones, each with their own phonebook, I can
> keep them separate; I have not found that to be true between
> my VX4400
> and VX4650.  BitPim seemed to keep the same phonebook data
> open during
> both "import" operations.  I did not see any way to save or
> open a new
> phonebook within BitPim.  Correct me if I'm wrong.

You are correct, not "within" bitpim, but you can do this with bitpim, it
just requires a little know-how.
On windows bitpim creates a directory called "bitpim" under "my documents"
If you rename this to something like "bitpim_phone_XYZ_on_23rd_October_2006"
(while bitpim is not running) you have effectively created a backup not just
of your phonebook but of everything on the phone. To restore, just rename it
back to bitpim.


Simon



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