FJ Software

If I enter an all-day event in ThunderBird and sync to phone, all is good. If I change it on my phone, it shifts back a day when synchronizing.

This has become very frustrating and I've almost missed things without double-checking.

My timezones on the phone and on my PC are the same. Running ...

UPDATE: I think I figured it out.

Everything seems to synchronize to the correct allocations now after:

1. Clear calendar storage on phone
2. Delete Organizer.dat in MPE app data on PC
3. Recreate local calendars on phone
4. Reallocate calendars
5. Synchronize ThunderBird to phone

The one ...

I recently factory reset my phone. I have the latest versions of MyPhoneExplorer on my desktop and the MyPhoneExplorer client for Android.

I have 11 calendars in ThunderBird. I manually recreated all of the calendars in the MyPhoneExplorer Android client, setup all of the allocations in ...

So, I cleared the Calendar Storage on the phone, updated MPE on my computer and phone, created the local calendars using the MPE client, set the allocations, and did a sync ... but it still added all of the appointments to the main calendar and ignored the allocations!

What's the point of ...

OK. Then use 'Manage local calendars' on the phone (in MPE settings that is) to create more calendars other than the 'local' one. You'll just have to ensure that you sync each TB calendar to the correct phone one. Don't do this myself so can't say if there is a better way than doing the sync ...

dvhttn hat geschrieben:Have you looked at the MPE settings on the phone? Particularly 'Calendars to sync' and 'Add new events to'..?

Yes. It only gives the option to add events to one calendar, but nowhere to link specific calendars together between Android and ThunderBird.

When synching with ThunderBird, it would be great if we could synchronize corresponding calendars between ThunderBird and the Android calendar.

eg.: I have a "work" calendar and a "personal" calendar in ThunderBird with different colors. MPE dumps all of the events in "local calendar" on the ...

Just to update: I just ran a file through this script on FJ's server and restored the file successfully with CLB&R on the very latest version of Android

I can connect via wifi, but not USB. I have tried this on two different computers now, same result.

EDIT: Also, I just upgraded adb and authorized the phone as instructed on that link. Still doesn't work.

EDIT #2: never mind, I hadn't realized that MPE needs it's own isolated copy of ADB.

I suddenly cannot connect my Google Nexus 4 with MyPhoneExplorer. It has worked perfectly up until now and just suddenly stopped for no reason.

Yes, the client is running
Yes, USB debugging is on
Yes, the phone drivers have been installed and reinstalled
Yes, ADB has been installed and reinstalled ...

I'm having the same issue with my Nexus 4. My old Android phone connected on bluetooth just fine, but the Nexus 4 won't.

Would this possibly have any effect?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... hSPP&hl=en

MyPhoneExplorer can already upload messages from SMS-Archive to the phone so no need to create another script

True, although it takes a really long time if you've got a lot of messages. SMS B&R is quite a bit faster, so there may be some utility in having an conversion script for SMS.

I tried this utility to generate the xml file. However, there are some errors . The contents cannot be viewed using CallLogBackup&Restore. The dates and time seem incorrect and there is no duration.

Hmm, I didn't actually try to view the log on my phone, I just restored it and it worked. Has this ...

Thanks, I'll take a look at that.

Actually, it's a very short file, I'll just post the code here:

<?php
// CSV to XML converter for MyPhoneExplorer
// Public domain: use, reuse, peruse and abuse :)

// file uploaded
if (count($_FILES)) {

// open uploaded file for reading
$f = fopen($_FILES['csvfile']['tmp_name'], 'r ...

Correction: Android 2.3.7 (Cyanogenmod 7.1.0)

I've written a script that converts the CSV file of call logs exported from MyPhoneExplorer to an XML file that can be used with Call Logs Backup & Restore to restore all your call history to an Android phone if you've upgraded the OS (and it deleted your call history) or need to get your call logs ...

Ah, well, I figured it couldn't hurt to ask. Thanks for responding.

I'm a programmer, is there an API or something for MyPhoneExplorer I could use to write a converter?

Any chance you could add the functionality to synchronize the phone's address book with the old version of Eudora? I'm talking about the version of Eudora that Qualcomm developed, not the OSE (Thunderbird skin) version.

From what I can tell, the addresses are stored in a very simple text format.