How do i sync SMS and print it

i do not know how to print the text conversation from phone to my personal computer. need some guidance.

Is your personal computer a Windows PC or an Apple Mac?
If an Apple Mac you can use PhoneView to transfer and print SMS:
http://www.ecamm.com/mac/phoneview/

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Note3: This process is intended for advanced Outlook users; very little specific instructions about how to do things inside of the Outlook client will be provided (but questions are welcome, and will be handled within this thread...just not in the opening posts). This has been tested on Outlook 2007 and 2010 -- it is reported that the Hotmail Connector is not required for Outlook 2013.
Note 4:  More information, caveats, etc. can be found below, in Message 2 of this thread.
PREPARATION
1.  Back up your Microsoft Outlook data
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2. Take careful note, inside of your Outlook client, of ALL configurations, email accounts, attached PSTs, etc., including any passwords, server names, ports, security, etc. necessary to use those items
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Printing Screen Shots is a convenient way to do this
3. Take note of your preferred Outlook layout (e.g., Reading Pane on or off, left or bottom, etc.)
4. Export any Outlook Rules you may use
5. Create an Outlook.com account (if you do not have an existing account, including Hotmail)
EXECUTION
1. Close Microsoft Outlook, then download and install the Microsoft Office Outlook Hotmail Connector via the following link:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/microsoft-office-outlook-hotmail-connector-overview-HA0102...
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5. Copy/Import your Calendar and Contact data into their default containers in this Outlook Profile
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If you used another means to backup your Calendar/Contact data (e.g, CSV), then follow the appropriate instructions to import into the default containers of this Outlook profile
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6. At this point, Microsoft Outlook should connect to the Hotmail/Outlook.com servers to sync the data. It may take some time for this process to complete depending on the number of entries being transferred.
You can view the progress in the bottom right status area of Microsoft Outlook.
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Congratulations! You now have the ability to keep your Microsoft Outlook and your BlackBerry 10 device synchronized for both calendar and contacts, with a "cleaner" Outlook interface (fewer "containers" displayed), and you need no longer tether to your PC in order to do so.
Good Luck!
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Additional information, caveats, warnings, etc. related to wireless synchronization
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5. Even if you do not use Hotmail/Outlook.com for any email, do not be tempted to prevent email synchronization of that account within Outlook...if you do, your Calendar and Contact items will not synchronize either.
6. Be very careful, during the preparation stage, to gather all of the details you will need so as to properly configure the new Outlook profile.
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7. This process is intended to result in not only a "passive" handling of calendar and contact synchronization (much like other solutions), but also a "cleaner" interface within the Outlook client.
Other methods available create additional containers in Outlook for both Calendar and Contacts. Even though those can be denoted as "default" (and, thereby, process items "passively"), you will still be presented with multiple containers within the Outlook interface.
This method eliminates those additional containers, showing you only your primary set of containers, yet still processing items correctly within them.
8. Note carefully the success/failure of synchronization. If you leave, on your BB10, Hotmail/Outlook.com configured for PUSH and things are not synchronizing correctly or timely, then consider turning PUSH off and setting it to poll at a frequency you are comfortable with.
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But, before you send the invitation, you can override that default, and send the invitation "from" a different email account that you have integrated into Outlook
The item will still populate to your calendar, and synchronize through Hotmail/Outlook.com to your BB10 device
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Sync via CalDav does not work, beause for some reason my iCloud account is not approved when trying to create it in mail/calendar/contacts (I tried several times, crosschecked, all data appear correct to me and work in the browser access).
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First of all, the solution I would like to have is for Apple to allow for selection of iCloud accounts per application, i.e. Contacts to one, Photo Stream to another. I believe this would be the most straight forward solution for the problem we are facing.
Since this is not an option I came up with a workaround. I was most interested in solving this for Contacts, so this is what I tested for. Now I have all 3 devices with the same contacts.
1) Turn off iCloud for Contacts on all devices. On the device that has the Contacts list that you would like to propagate to all others select to keep the contacts, and on the others select not to keep them.
Note that the current backups still exist on iCloud, so in case something goes wrong you can still turn the iCloud for Contacts back on to get your current Contacts back.
2) In iTunes, sync All Contacts with the phones, starting with the one with the Contacts content you chose to keep.
From this point on, the 3 devices should sync contacts with each other.
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