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Mike Johnson
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OK, you just got that fancy new PC or new MacBook Pro and you don't know How to Move iPhone Contacts to New Computer
No problem, we'll show you here How to Copy iPhone Contacts to New Computer, whether it's PC or Mac
Note: this procedure also allows you to Transfer Contacts from Old iPhone to New iPhone and to Move Contacts from iPhone to iPad
- First off, make sure the latest version of iTunes is installed on the new PC or Mac. If it's not, you can get it from here
- Now, open iTunes and connect your iPhone to your New computer
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A recurring issue reported by several readers, Syncing iPhone Contacts with both local and Microsoft Exchange Contacts just requires a few easy steps
The workaround is to Resync iPhone Contacts by turning off syncing and then Resync iPhone with Exchange Contacts
- On your iPhone, go to Settings -> Mail, Contacts, Calendars -> Account
- Turn OFF syncing for Contacts
- Choose to remove or keep the Contacts on your iPhone depending on what you want to do. Ideally, you'd want to delete Contacts on your iPhone, but if you want to keep them, that's fine too
- To resync Contacts, repeat the above steps and turn syncing back ON
- Tap Contacts on your iPhone and your Contacts should show up. If they don't, click Groups in the upper-left corner and All Contacts
From now on, you should be able to sync iPhone Contacts with MS Exchange without duplicates or missing local Contacts
Notes & possible issues
The same procedures allows to Resync iPhone with MobileMe Contacts
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Not as simple as it sounds, Sending email to a group of iPhone Contacts can be accomplished with some easy steps when you know how
- In the Notes App, type your list of iPhone Contacts exactly as follows
- Select and copy the entire list
- In the Contacts App, create a new contact
- In the "Company" field, enter a name for your group, for example "Close Friends"
- In the "Email" field, paste the list
- Save
All set!
You can now send emails to this group of iPhone Contacts
Mike Johnson
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Long asked and unresolved, here is How to Synchronize iPhone with only certain Outlook Contacts
- In Outlook, click File -> New -> Outlook Data File and call the new Data File "Personal Folders"
- Right-click on the "Personal Folder" you just created, select New and call the new sub-folder "Other Contacts", Folder contains: Contact Items
- Right-click on this "Other Contacts" folder, select Properties -> Outlook Address Book and set properties to "Show as an email address book"
- Move the contacts you don't want to sync to your iPhone to the "Other Contacts" folder and remove them from the "Contacts" folder of your Exchange Mailbox
- Once your Exchange "Mailbox-Contacts" folder contains only the contacts you want to sync to iPhone, proceed as follows on your iPhone:
- Go to Settings -> Mail, Contacts, Calendars and select your Exchange account
- Turn Exchange ActiveSync - Contacts off
- Press "Stop Syncing", which will delete all Exchange contacts from your iPhone
- Check that all your contacts have been deleted from your iPhone
- Go back to Settings -> Mail, Contacts, Calendars and select your Exchange account
- Turn Exchange ActiveSync - Contacts back on, which will sync your selected Exchange contacts list to your iPhone
You now have only selected Contacts on your iPhone but still all Contacts in Outlook
Cool !
Mike Johnson
Founder and Editor of sync-iphone.com has a sincere desire to provide readers with honest and useful solutions for their iPhone
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