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BlackBerry SMS or Email Groups Sync Issue (Contact Groups)

BlackBerry Email or Message Group is a tool to easily interact with your relatives/clients either through mail or SMS but unfortunately, it is not syncing with MS Outlook 2003, 2007 or 2000, the reason behind that was specified on RIM Blackberry website is that

Microsoft ActiveSync does not support the synchronization of Private Distribution Lists or Contact Groups (link to this article is on https://support.blackberry.com/kb/articleDetail?language=en_US&articleNumber=000045140).

What I need is as follows;

-I am using Blackberry Bold 9780 - OS  6.0 Bundle 3049,

-a user of Windows 7, 32bit on a desktop pc

-need to sync over 21,000 contacts equally divided into 210 Blackberry Distribution List so that I can remain in contact with my customers either on mail or through text SMS via any Email Client

Email clients that I priorly used and failed to drag any reasonable results are

Zimbra Email Client, Claws Email Client, Opera Mail Client

Any guy would like to aid me resolving the above issue then welcome to post the answer in the comment box, please avoid posting any paid program as I already use many sync and mail clients that did not provide any reasonable solution to above issue.

Process of Installation Wordpress on 000webhost.com

Download Wordpress to Your Desktop

Firstly you need to download WordPress to your desktop from WordPress.org.

Go to Your Cpanel at 000webhost.com

Using your personal details at 000wehost.com go to the Cpanel and you’ll see a page where the title will say ‘List of your domains‘. Choose your domain, and press ‘Go to CPanel‘.

Go to File Manager & Delete Public_HTML

When you’re at your CPanel, scroll down until you see a Titel that says ‘>> Files‘. Under that select ‘File Manager‘. Now a login screen appears. Just leave the username, and in the password type the password you used when you signed up. Then you should get into your FTP Server. Here you checkmark the ‘Public_HTML‘ folder, and press ‘Delete‘. Then you go to your desktop and open the WordPress archive, and inside it, you name the WordPress folder ‘Public_HTML‘. When you’re done doing that, you go back to your FTP server, and press ‘Upload‘. Now you’ll see a page with 2 columns. The first one is for normal files, and the second one is for archives. Press ‘Browse‘ or ‘Choose File‘in the second column. Now browse to your desktop, and choose the WordPress archive. Then click the big green checkmark. Now you should see a page where it says that it was successfully extracted and placed. Now click the big green checkmark again, and then the blue arrow.

Create Database by Choosing MYSQL

Now go back to your CPanel, and find a Title that says ‘>> Software / Services‘ and choose ‘MySQL‘. Here you need to create a new database. In ‘MySQL database name:‘ you can type whatever you want your database to be called. In this tutorial, we will be using ‘Test123‘. In the next one called ‘MySQL user name:‘ you’ll type the same as in database name, so we type in ‘Test123‘. Then you’ll need to type in a password. It needs to contain both numbers and letters. When you’re done doing that, you press ‘Create Database‘. A page where all the information you just typed in, will stand. DO NOT CLOSE THIS!.

Making Config File

Open a new tab, or window, and browse to your website/domain. In this tutorial, we used ‘http://www.mysite.site11.com/‘. A WordPress page should show if you’re done everything in Step 3 correctly. Here it will say that you need to make a configuration file or something. Press the button. Now you’ll need to fill in the information from your MySQL database. Just go back to the other tab/window, and copy the information. Just leave ‘Table Prefix‘ as it is. Then press ‘Submit‘, and it should browse to your Admin Panel! Then you could simply open a new tab and go to your website again to see how it looks.

You are done