Navigate to and select the CSV that you just exported and that should import your contacts.

Inside the empty contacts window, right-click and select Import.Ĩ. Now go back to the Phonebook and this time select Local in the sidebar.ħ. The contacts are saved in the CSV format.Ħ. In the pop up window, save the contacts somewhere in your computer. If you only need specific contacts, select only those that you need, right-click and select Export Selected Contacts.ĥ. If you want to import all the contacts, right-click inside where the contacts are listed and select Export All Contacts. In the right side-bar, select SIM/USIM Card to display its saved contacts.Ĥ. Run your dongle software/mobile partner and in the menu select Phonebook.ģ.

Plug in the dongle with a SIM Card containing the contacts.Ģ. If you don’t have many contacts (below 254), the easiest way to do this is to export the contacts from your Phone Storage into the SIM Card you use in the Dongle.Īlmost every phone (Android, Windows etc.) will allow you to do that in the Contacts App. Navigate to and select the CSV with your contacts. It should be empty if you’ve never saved any contact there.ģ. In the right side-bar, select Local to display its saved contacts.

Run your dongle software/mobile partner and in the menu select Phonebook.Ģ. If you’ve your contacts saved in this format already then the process is quite straightforward.ġ. Fortunately, I found some additional ways to import the contacts. This is a spreadsheet-like format which you can open with Microsoft Excel. Unfortunately, Mobile Partner imports contacts that are only saved in CSV format (Comma Separated Values) only. Like any other typical phone, Mobile Partner does read the contacts saved in the SIM Card but often most people don’t have contacts saved there not to mention most SIM Cards typically have a limit of 254 contacts only.Īs such, the common practice is to save the contacts in the phones storage and in Mobile Partner, that’s the Phonebook.

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