››Crear un grupo de contactos

Si crea grupos de contactos, podrá administrar varios contactos a la vez y enviar mensajes o correos electrónicos a todo un grupo. Para comenzar, cree un grupo.

1 En la pantalla de inicio, abra la lista de aplicaciones y seleccione Contactos Grupos.

2 Pulse [] Crear.

3 Introduzca un nombre para el grupo y seleccione una melodía.

4 Seleccione Guardar.

››Copiar contactos

Para copiar contactos del dispositivo a la tarjeta SIM o USIM y viceversa.

1 En la pantalla de inicio, abra la lista de aplicaciones y seleccione Contactos.

2 Pulse [] Importar/exportar Importar desde tarjeta SIM o Exportar a tarjeta SIM.

3

Seleccione los contactos que desea copiar y seleccione

Importar o Exportar.

4

Si desea exportar los contactos, seleccione OK para

 

confirmar.

››Exportar o importar contactos

Para importar archivos de contacto (en formato vcf) de una tarjeta de memoria a su dispositivo:

1

En la pantalla de inicio, abra la lista de aplicaciones y

2

seleccione Contactos.

Pulse [ ] Importar/exportar Importar desde

tarjeta SD.

3

Seleccione una ubicación en la memoria.

 

Si tiene más de una cuenta, seleccione la cuenta en la cual

4

desea añadir el contacto.

Seleccione una opción para importar un único archivo

 

de contacto, múltiples archivos, o todos los archivos, y

5

seleccione OK.

Seleccione los archivos de contacto que desea importar

 

y seleccione OK.

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Samsung GT-I9001HKDFOP ››Crear un grupo de contactos, ››Copiar contactos, ››Exportar o importar contactos, Tarjeta SD

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