Which program to open a '.dbk' file?
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Which program to open a '.dbk' file?
I think I have found the back-up file from my phone that went faulty. It appears that not all my contacts were saved to sim so I need to open this file to get the other contacts details. (I'm assuming that this file will have the details within?)
Does anyone know of a program I could use? I've tried excel and Access to no avail. I've googled but cant find a definitive answer.
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Paul.
Does anyone know of a program I could use? I've tried excel and Access to no avail. I've googled but cant find a definitive answer.
Cheers
Paul.
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I did google and came across some links but as far as I can see most just give the option to 'scan for .dbk errors' or the likes.
What I am looking for is the ability to open the file and read it in plain text format...if that's even possible?
I used the Sony Ericsson PC suite thing to back the phonebook up but now have a samsung phone and cannot access the list via the prog. so opening the back up file is my only option...I think.
What I am looking for is the ability to open the file and read it in plain text format...if that's even possible?
I used the Sony Ericsson PC suite thing to back the phonebook up but now have a samsung phone and cannot access the list via the prog. so opening the back up file is my only option...I think.
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I can't view it without a sony phone being connected something that I don't have access to at the mo.
I have tried notepad, excel and access to see if I could read it in any of them but had no joy.
I have tried notepad, excel and access to see if I could read it in any of them but had no joy.
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