FJ Software

So after 6 years, I finally bought a new computer. Yay! But now I'm wondering how to transfer all my settings quickly. It's been so long since I set up MyPhoneExplorer that I really don't recall all the settings changes I made.

Is there an easy way to do this?

I managed to get snap.do installed along with version 1.8.5, even though I'm confident I unchecked all the extra boxes during the setup. I've also read in a number of places other people stating the same thing.

So, how much of a donation would it take to get a Windows version that contains *no ...

On an Android phone, what exactly is the option to backup the phone doing? What does it back up? And the option to back up the apps, what is it backing up? Does this also back up the data files generated by the apps?

How does this compare to something like Titanium Backup?

I'm still not 100% sold on any smart phone yet. But I do have data in many "non-standard" fields in Outlook. Whatever phone I choose will be tested to be sure that Outlook data is protected. If I get an Android phone, I will test this app carefully and post my findings. Thanks for your response!

I'd love to be able to custom map Outlook fields to Android fields for contacts and maybe calendar. I was warned that your product can accidentally delete some non-standard Outlook fields when synchronizing a contact from the phone TO Outlook. I'm not sure if that's true, but I'm trying to find an ...

Just to be clear, I can certainly understand if non-standard fields (those that exist in Outlook but not in the phone) are not mapped or in any ways transferred to the phone. But, I can't use this software if the non-standard phones get removed/deleted during sync operations.

Can anyone shed some ...

I'm reading various online forums that discuss the horrid state of synchronizing contacts between Android phones and non-Exchange Microsoft Outlook. I was strongly considering your product, until I saw a post that warned that your product syncs only 16 standard contact fields in Outlook. Further it ...