Re: Ascii-file -->PalmPilot

[John <jwing@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you convert your ascii file into comma separated format (.csv file) then you
can import it into your address book.  The first line in the file would contain
the field names separated by commas and quoted.  For example:

"First","Last", ...
"John", "Wingenbach", ..

Just check you field names in the address book.

-- John Wingenbach
Collective Technologies
http://www.colltech.com/

Per Iversen - Country Sales Manager - Sun Norway wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am using PilotManager sw v.1.101.
>
> I have an ascii file containing names & telephone #'s & email addresses.
> Can anyone tell me how I can
> transfer this from my Sun desktop machine into either my address book or as a
> readable memo on my
> PalmPilot?
>
> Rgds,
> Per
>
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