Needed to update 4000 entries in T510

Dear experts,
Do you know if exists any tool/report to update T510? I have to update 4000 entries, so I would appreciate very much you help!
Thanks in advance,
Maria

Try LSMW, the easiest way of loading mass entries into table.
Thx
Ashish

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The sound seems very faint but can here static on playback.

If i reset my ipad can i install paye games for free if i sign back into my apple ID. Please i need help because i need to update my games but i need to put in this billing thing and i want to get rid of it so then i cant buy games with my credit card

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Hello,
As frustrating as it seems, your best to post any frustrations about the iPhone in the iPhone discussion here:
https://discussions.apple.com/community/iphone/using_iphone
As this discussion is for iBook laptops.
Best of Luck.

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