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Best vCal for series 60


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Date added 09 Apr 2006 Check your speed

Best vCal user guideBest vCal is an application that will help you Import and Export the entries from your Calendar and Todo.Main view: This application has two basic functions Export and Import. You can also send vcd file via EMail, Bluetooth, Infrared.How to export:In order to export the records you need to choose the Export command. Then choose the dateperiod, thus from the chosen date period you can mark the records that you want to export.After the export please choose the application with the help of which you want to send the .vcd file. If you haven't succeeded in sending the file you can build the operation choosing the command from the 'Send via...' menu.How to import:In order to import the records choose the Import command. Then choose the .vcd file to import. You can choose from the read files the files that you want to import. The records that already exist are marked with 'plus' in the Calendar and Todo application.If you try to import the existing records then Best vCal will ask you how to processthis record. (Skip, Skip all, Update, Update all, Add, Add all).

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