Contacts Manager for Nokia 7710


Contacts Manager for Nokia 7710 can export/imports contacts from/to Nokia 7710 phones using a CSV or TXT file with delimiters. This application can also read (import) contacts data created by Contacts Manager for Series 60 or by Contacts Manager+ for SE P800/900/910 (UIQ) phones.

The advantage

Unlike similar programs, Contacts Manager is able to save (export) into textual file virtually all data from the contacts database of the phone.

Contacts database transfer between phones using synchronization with PIM (e.g., MS Outlook or Lotus Notes) might be incomplete (lossy) - especially in the case that contact cards in the communicator or smartphone contain more fields then contact cards in the PIM are able to accept. Export using Contacts Manager keeps also hidden items as well as hidden field properties.

Export

As a result of export, you will get delimited CSV/TXT file in Unicode with data ordered into "columns". Export supports also multi-fields (repeating fields) and fields with user-defined description, and conceded and hidden fields, hidden subtypes (properties) as well as special fields, are also handled properly. Result file can contain also group definitions and other supplement records. Parameters of the result (CSV/TXT) file can be defined in Settings - according to the user"s needs. Exported file can be imported into a spreadsheet or database application on PC, or (again using Contacts Manager) into Nokia 9210/9210i/9210c/9290/9500/9300, Series 60 phone, or SE P800/900/910, etc. And after conversion to NCC format, you can load contacts also into Nokia Series 40 phone.

Import

You can import CSV/TXT file exported by Contacts Manager(+) from Nokia 92xx/9500/9300, Series 60, or SE P800/900/910 (UIQ) phone (or created manually using the CntMng export protocol format definition). You can also import contacts from Nokia Series 40 phone (conversion from NCC format needed). Import adds contacts into the contacts database. Recognized items are imported into proper fields, and for each unrecognized or unknown item a new "Note" field is created in the contact card

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Functions:

fullscreen playback, 65565 colors;
start at a user-defined position;
fast forward and backward.


Ripping DVD movies

If you want to play DVD movies, the first step is to rip the DVD into an AVI file using a DVD ripper program.
The program does not have a DVD converter included. We recommend the use of the free XMPEG (http://www.xmpeg.net), step-by-step tutorial included, or if you wish to make it easier, in one step, try Makayama"s Mobile Media Maker.

Converting AVI files to a DVDPlayer-supported format
To convert an existing AVI file into the supported format, we recommend the use of a Lathe for Nokia, included in installation file.

After conversion, upload the file to the phone using Nokia PcSuite (comes with the phone, or download it at www.nokia.com), or copy it to the MMC using a card writer, then start DVDPlayer - it will show the new file in the list. The program needs about 2Mbyte free memory on the phone (not on the MMC).

You may need to download additional codecs for encoding the files: DivX (http://www.divx.com), or XviD codec (http://www.koepi.org)

Supported languages: English, Deutsch, Russian, Spanish, French, Italian, Hungarian.

Supported movie format:

AVI file
picture width: 320 or 212 pixels;
DivX orXviD encoded video
8kHz or 16kHz, MP3 encoded audio
interlaced, max. 12 frame per second.


Recommended bitrates:

video bitrate 150 - 200 kbps
audio bitrate 16- 32kbps, 16kHz, mono
using these settings, a 2-hour movie will be about 100Mbyte - 150Mbyte.