Sms Save Into Windows System
Posted Aug.23, 2009 in Iphone Guide
iPhone will reject receiving new SMS if the SMS box is full. But those SMS might be important or potentially important. It’s not a good idea to simply delete them. In fact, we can easily back up these SMS onto our computer.
I used Tansee iPhone Transfer SMS. Let’s backup our iPhone SMSto computer before iPhone rejects receiving new SMS.
Step 1: Free Download Tansee iPhone Transfer SMS, install this program. To get the full version, click HERE.
Step 2: Connect iPhone to your computer.
Step 3: Launch Tansee iPhone Transfer SMS, the SMS contact info will be automatically displayed as shown in your iPhone screen(example see the following screenshot).
Note: Click on certain contact, the detailed SMS records will be displayed as shown in the below screenshot.
Step 4: If you want to copy all SMS to computer, click “Copy ALL SMS” on the top right of the first screenshot. And then select options:
1): Choose File Type: back up to TXT file or ANTS file; (The difference between TXT file and ANTS file lies in that ANTS file allows you to set a password for protection.
2): Choose File Path: set the desitnation parth for the exported file.
3): Advanced Option: if you choose ANTS file format, you can add a password to protect the file.
Click OK Button to finish the Copy.
Note: You can only copy the first 100 items in trial version. To get full version, click HERE.
If you want to copy SMS from a specific contact, click “Copy SMS From who” button and select options:
1): Choose File Type: You can only select TXT file format in single contact sms transfer;
2): Choose File Path: where to store the backup file;
Note: Advanced Option is disabled in single contact sms transfer.
Click OK Button to finish the Copy.
To sumup, this Tansee iPhone Transfer SMS is a very useful tool for backup your iphone SMS details effortlessly. It will help you a lot when you want to backup/manage your SMS on your pc. You can get its full version now HERE at a very competitive price, or see more details here.
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