Is it so urgent that you can't be bothered to spell? "I ve"? "u"? "pls"? "its has v. imp. contact nos."??? "frm"? "thankx"? No capitals at the start of sentences?

If you can't be bothered to say what you want properly, why should we care to respond?

I have (You only change "have" to "'ve" if it's an auxiliary verb. You only do it in sentences like "I've got ..." or "I've seen ...". Only when there is another verb following the "have".) a CDB (Contact DataBase - transferred from Nokia 9500) (You do not put dots after abbreviations.) file on my PC, which is not opening. It has v. imp. (I have no idea what do you mean here!) contact notes (or numbers? Even though there is no "o" in "number", "no" often stands for "number".) which I need to get. Can you help me with the software required to open a CBD file? (It's a question so it should end with a question mark!) Please! It's (Do NOT confuse "its" (belonging to something) and "it's" (short for "it is")!) very urgent. You can also email me at gurpreetsoni@hotmail.com. Waiting to hear from you all, thanks and regards, Gurprs.

Now was it that hard?

Jenda
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In reply to Re: need desp. help. on cdb. file by Jenda
in thread need desp. help. on cdb. file by gurprs

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