N900 address book: How to mark an existing contact...

Hi!I just got my new, shiny N900 and updated it to firmware release Maemo 5 3.2010.02-8.
Importing my contacts into the device's address book worked fine. However, I could not find a way to promote "my" contact entry to the "my data" (re-translated from a localised firmware release, so this might actually be called differently in the English language firmware) record.
I read the manual but could not find any hint on how to do this.
As I have a pretty verbose personal contact entry, I also do not want to enter everything again.
I'm happy about any hint!
Greetings,
Gunter

You have several ways to sync your phone to a mac.
You can use Samsung Kies for mac. You can download it here.
You can also use Google for it. Open Adress Book, click Adress Book on the left top of the screen, click Prefferences and open the Accounts tab. You'll see a "Synchronize with Google" checkbox, click it, enter you mail and password and you are good to go.
On iCal go to Preferences (top left, click iCal to see it), open the Accounts Tab, you'll see a blank list on the left, at the bottom of it there is a "+" sign, click on it and select Google on the Account Type dropdown list, enter your account details and you are done.
Third way to do it is by using third party software such as SyncMate.
Hope any of these alternatives solve your problem!
(The iCal and Address Book instructions are for Snow Leopard, but it should be almost the same on Lion)

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