On Jun 14, 2012, at 2:20 AM, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
As nobody gave a better answer:
Thanks.
AFAIK, there are standard AT commands for that. Thus you should give a
shot to e.g. gnokii.
Yes, that helped immensely. Looking for generic AT command software, I
found gammu, which does the job I needed from a command line, and
wammu, GUI front end.
(for someone seeing this in the future)
Once I was able to configure the port for the modem, all I needed to
do was:
gammu backup <file name>
swap SIMs and then:
gammu addnew <file name>
This backed up all the contacts in my SIM and put them in the new one.
I did add instead of replace so that the customer service number,
voicemail and SMS center (for sending SMS's) were kept. I then had to
manually delete the old voicemail number. The new SIM is for a
different company (Golan versus Orange).
You can do the deletion with Wammu, in the backup file with a text
editor, or on the phone itself.
Geoff.
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