VCard import

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Revision as of 13:24, 7 September 2008

If you have all your Contacts in one file you can import them with the following script: [1]

The important parts are taken from Wurps Import_Sim_Contacts script.

Export vCards from Mac OS X Addressbook

  1. set the vCard Format to 2.1 in the config dialog
  2. select all contacts and say "export vcard"
  3. despite having selected the charset to be utf-8 you may need to do: 

iconv -f latin1 -t utf-8 vCards.vcf | sed 's/CHARSET=LATIN1://g' > all.vcf

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If you have all your Contacts in one file you can import them with the following script: [1]

The important parts are taken from Wurps Import_Sim_Contacts script.

Export vCards from Mac OS X Addressbook

  1. set the vCard Format to 2.1 in the config dialog
  2. select all contacts and say "export vcard"
  3. despite having selected the charset to be utf-8 you may need to do: 

iconv -f latin1 -t utf-8 vCards.vcf | sed 's/CHARSET=LATIN1://g' > all.vcf