5230-Phone memory vs Memory card memory

How to move messages from phone memory to memory card?
Because, in messaging - options- settings-other-memory in use- if i set it to memory cars, phone memory messages are hidden....so how to transfer them to memory card...
Pl help

1: If you have Opera Mobile installed, Clear cache.
2. If you have too many "Saved pages" in Opera Mobile, delete those.
3. If you are using Opera Mini, change its "Saved Pages Location" to somewhere on memory card.
4. If using Ovi Music, Clear cache.
If you have installed any other application which uses phone memory to store Temporary files change its location to memory card, if it allows you...
Also Go to Settings>application manager>installed apps>do you see a mini memory card icon on the right side of each application you installed?
If you don't see that icon that means they are installed on phone memory, uninstall them and reinstall on memory card. (please don't mind if you already know these thing, i am just trying to explain to make it clear if you don't know).
And the ultimate way to free up Maximum phone memory is to do a reset, which i'd recommend to do ONLY IF YOU WANT THE PHONE MEMORY BACK ON EVERY COST. Just ask if you don't know how to do that.
Good Luck,
Previous Phones: 6600, 7610, 6230, 6230i, 1100, 1112, N70, N73, N95, N95 8GB, 5800XM, 5230, C5, iPhone 3GS, SE Xperia X10, N900, N8, SE Xperia Arc
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