I don't think that sending your contacts to a drug store chain is save.

Google is your friend:

Importing contacts by CSV - Gmail Help

 

Your question isn't very clear, but to me it sounds like you want to put the contacts from your droid into a csv file?

If that is the case you don't need any separate program. you can go directly to http://www.google.com/contacts and there is a link that says "export" near the top right assuming you're logged in with the email associated with your phone.

 

Please click the link below for step by step instructions:

Importing contacts by CSV - Gmail Help

 

Off of which phone?

 

If you have your Droid set to sync Contacts with your Gmail...then you can do it in Gmail. Either way, go to the menu while in the Contacts app and it gives you options for exporting.

 

Gmail will sync all your contacts up to their servers if your sync settings are all active. Login to the web version of Gmail and they'll be there.

From the phone, just go into the Contacts menu and choose "Export to SD card". All contacts will be saved in a "vCard" format, which can be converted to .csv if need be, but not sure why. Copy the vCard (.vcf file) to PC or just email it to the PC...or wherever you need it.

Again, all this is on the Gmail help pages.

 

In Gmail Contacts...see the line across the top that says, "Import | Export | Print"? It might have helped you to actually look rather that get hostile.

And before you bring it up, yes, you can chose only specific groups of contacts (phone numbers) to export.

 

If you're trying to back up your phone numbers from your "DROID", I already outlined the process.

Go into your "Contacts" menu (on the DROID), in the menu, there should be an option to "Import/Export". You want export if you're trying to backup your contacts' phone numbers. This process will create a "vCard" file, which will be stored on your SD card. The file will have a .vcf file extension once created.

 

We already told you...get a replacement phone or SD card.



You will save yourself a lot of frustration if you use the "search" feature on the main page. It will be very rare if you have question or issue that has not been covered already here.

 

Again, SD cards fail. Formatting the card will do nothing to recover corrupted sectors. Given that the PC only sees the Droid's SD card, and not the Android system running it, a corrupted SD card could throw a USB not recognized error on the PC.

Again, if its not the USB cable, USB drivers, or SD card, replace the Droid.

 

PC only connects to the Droid's SD card, not any of the phone's applications nor operating system...like with a Windows Mobile phone and the Active Sync app on a PC.

 

Is there a way to backup all the personalization & changes we are making on our Droids? With the Treo, the occasional crash was easily remedied with a restore from cpu, all downloaded programs and settings. How about with the Droid? I'd hate to have to recreate all that i've already done in 2 weeks!

 

If you sync with a G-mail account, the Droid will automatically keep a list of all programs you downloaded. After the reset (or if you get a new phone) it will re-download all those programs.

 

Thank you. i used to actually have to physically "hotsync" the Treo with a specific CPU. It seems that syncing the Droid is automatic to gmail (with the acct i set up). So, not only my contacts but also my personal settings are somehow stored in my gmail acct folder in cyberspace (the Cloud?).