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Copy gmail.com contacts onto your mobile phone 1.4
Uses the csv module to convert gmail.com contacts data to the "raw" gnokii.
- Last Updated: Mar 16, 2010
- License: Open Source Free
- OS: Windows /Linux/BSD
- Requirements: No special requirements
- Publisher: Scott Tsai (2 more Applications)
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gnokii (www.gnokii.org) is an open source program for communicating with mobile phones that runs under Windows and Linux/Unix. Note that gmail.com supports exporting contacts in both Outlook and Gmail CSV formats. This script needs the Gmail format. you can free download Copy gmail.com contacts onto your mobile phone 1.4 now.
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