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Title: please help! I need to navigate blindly on rokr e2 Post by: luke_s on July 09, 2009, 05:19:54 pm Please Help!
I have a Motorola Rokr E2 (the menu is set to spanish). My display broke. Now I want to (have to!) somehow get my contacts copied to my computer (apple mac) to not loose them. The contacts are unfortunately on the phone, not on the SIM. I don't know, if there is a way to syncronize the phone to an apple mac! ?? However, if someone could tell me how I can turn on Bluetooth and/or the talking phone option, it would already be a great help. Since I don't see almost nothing anymore on the phone I need a guide to navigate blindly through the menu. With a bit of luck I can make it into the "settings" menu, but from there I am lost... Is there any way to access the phone-book of the telefon via Bluetooth? (if not with a mac, i can try to do it on a pc..) Thanx a lot for help!!! Title: Re: please help! I need to navigate blindly on rokr e2 Post by: Diablo on July 10, 2009, 12:20:14 am Yes there is many ways...first try the simplest one...
In a PC,install Motorola Phone Tools v5 Then plug your data cable Plug your phone into the other end of the cable Open the software Create a profile Let the software read your phone memory Let the phone and PC sync On the "Personal" tab click Contacts Then in the right side you will see the phone contacts stored in your phone Then in the left side you will see the empty computer phone records Select all of the contacts in your phone memory by Ctrl+A or Shift+ or Ctrl+Mouse Left Click In between two you will see a button showing PC to Phone and Phone to PC Press the second button which shows Phone to PC The contacts will be transferred immediately.... Hope this will solve the problem and you will be able to import your contacts to your PC and use them or store them for later purpose.... Take Care... Diablo Title: Re: please help! I need to navigate blindly on rokr e2 Post by: Polar_BearXL on July 13, 2009, 09:42:47 pm bring it to motorola service center, they will change the lcd. case closed
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