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Old 11-11-2008
iPhone: Unexpected results if importing SIM contacts from a Sony Ericsson phone
Symptom 1After importing your SIM contacts from a Sony Ericsson phone to an original iPhone or iPhone 3G, syncing the contacts from the iPhone to a Microsoft Exchange Server over-the-air might result in the following symptom: The contact entry/entries that were synced from the iPhone to the Exchange Server will not have the phone number displayed for that contact.Symptom 2After importing your SIM contacts from a Sony Ericsson phone to an original iPhone or iPhone 3G, syncing the contacts from the iPhone to Microsoft Outlook using iTunes with the USB cable might result in the following symptom: The phone number for the contact entry will be displayed in the "Other" category field rather than "Work", "Home", or "Mobile."

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sim(5)								File Formats Manual							    sim(5)

NAME

       sim, SIM - Software phrase input method

DESCRIPTION

       The  phrase  input  method is an input method that is commonly used in a Chinese environment. The software phrase input method (SIM) is a a
       mechanism supported by the Asian tty driver, atty and the simd daemon through the utx facility (see atty(7), simd(8), and utx(7)).

       The stty command activates the software phrase input method, while the phrase utility creates and manages the phrase database (see  stty(1)
       and phrase(1)).

       Changes	to  the phrase database may not be reflected in SIM sessions that were started before the changes were made. Therefore, users have
       to stop and then restart SIM sessions using the stty command to have access to the changed phrase database.

SEE ALSO

       Commands: phrase(1), stty(1), simd(8), utxd(8)

       Files: atty(7), utx(7)

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