Microsoft Exchange Contacts to iPhone contacts

I had my iPhone set up to sync with a Microsoft Exchange server, at work, as my default account for dates and contacts. I have left that company and want to know if the contacts that show up under the Microsoft Exchange account can be transferred to the basic iPhone contacts directory? I am afraid if I turn off Microsoft Exchange contacts off as my default account I will lose all of my contacts.

Yes, if you turn off Exchange the contacts will disappear. Apparently, an app called iDrive Lite will allow you to export those contacts from the phone:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/idrive-lite/id295113646?mt=8

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Wason Naveen wrote:
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Yes, if you turn off Exchange the contacts will disappear. Apparently, an app called iDrive Lite will allow you to export those contacts from the phone:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/idrive-lite/id295113646?mt=8

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I solved my problem! After three frustrating months of crashes, rapid battery drains (often less than an hour from full charge) and after upgrading from an iPhone 2G to a 3GS (in which the problems persisted), I finally found the source of my nightmare: my company's Microsoft Exchange Server (Exchange 2003).
It was a problem that vexed even the brightest minds at Genius Bars at four different local Apple Stores. At first, we thought the issue could be a memory addressing error on my original iPhone 2G. But when I moved up to an iPhone 3GS and the problems continued, I realized this was not the problem. I then tediously factory re-set my iPhone each time, and installed one app at a time to isolate and test the problem. (I have 90 apps. Go figure.) I ran in basic factory mode for two weeks, and only then did my iPhone work correctly. Then, not adding any apps, I set up my Microsoft Exchange account for the umpteenth time. Shortly afterward, all **** broke loose, with the iPhone crashing in rapid succession and the battery draining. Also, when attempting to sync with iTunes, the sync would stop, arbitrarily re-start, and re-start again. And again. And again. In the process, any data on my iPhone would get hosed.
Once I discovered the source of the problem, I conferred with my company's IT guy, who in turn groveled to my company's ISP, which hosts the Exchange Server. In a few minutes (and probably a couple of clicks back at the ISP), my problem went away as suddenly as it began.
So, if you use Microsoft Exchange with your iPhone, and out of the blue, your iPhone goes bonkers, talk to your company's IT guy immediately. I hope this will help you!
I'll try to get specifics of the setting changes made by my ISP to fix this nightmare.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3398
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Thanks. I tried idrive lite and its pretty good. I was able to backup all of my contacts to the online site. The only problem is that they only provide the option to restore the contacts to another mobile device. Not to another computer. Its still better than nothing but I would still prefer to be able to transfer the contacts to my home computer so that I have the same contact list in my personal outlook on my home computer. I tried exporting the contacts from my work computer but my company uses outlook 2003 and at home I use outlook 2007 which wont recognize the pst files from the 2003 version. Also, outlook won't export export vcard or vsc files. It only provides the option to inport them. So far idrive lite is the best solution I've found but if anyone else has any suggestions I'd be very appreciative.
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randers4,
Thank you for your reply. Strangely, the offending email account was the account set up at the store (not Apple store) for an iTunes account. I have no idea why they would have turned on the exchange sync in the fisrt place.
I now know how to turn off the exchange sync. However, I'm not given the option of keeping the contacts on my iPhone if I switch it off. It will delete all of my contacts. Is there a way to avoid this? I'm sure I read something in the discussions here, can you point me back in the right direction? The same thing is going to happen wiith my emails. Unfortunately, I have dozens of emails already...
Again, thanks for your help.

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I found a fix!! Refer to this article regarding using Microsoft Exchange for Google accounts: http://www.zdnet.com/with-new-gmail-and-google-maps-ios-apps-the-iphone-5-is-cle arly-the-best-smartphone-available-7000008756/
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Hello,
I'm trying to sync the contacts on my iPhone 5 with my contacts on my Mac Book Air (merge them), I'm also using Outlook (Microsoft) to manage my email account and my contacts. I used to sync my contacts from my previous iPhone (4S) with my contacts on my Mac and also with contacts on Outlook.
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Every contact created on iPhone doesn't sync with my Mac or Outlook.
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Kind Regards,
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