Nokia 6021 and lack of contacts?

Hi,
When I connect my Nokia 6021 to my PC Suite, either through Bluetooth or Ifrared, I can see all on my phone except contacts. I have tried moving contacts from the SIMM to the phone memory but this has no affect.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
Gary

Hi,
Thank you for the update, I can now see my contacts. Now I am stuck on trying to edit them. When I double click on a contact it brings up "Untitled - Contacts Editor", the "hour glass" appears and nothing happens. I would have expected the details to populate the form and allow me to make the necessary changes. Could someone kindly advise me what I've missed?
Many thanks
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Let me explain you a basic of marketing so you understand when it's not the case to defend a brand beyond reasonable limits even when you administer their blog.
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Test the device simulating the job a professional user doess (typing mails all the time, text messages, interacting with web content, copy/paste, translating and sharing data, sending data to other apps in a snap), then multiply that for 7 days a week and then experience the frustration accumulating day after day. In my case, this is further amplified by the fact that i come from a device that has spoilt me allowing me to do things in a snap.
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After update the bluetooth stack, connexion can be established, and updating my contacts, agenda, notes can be done.
The bluetooth stack has been update with : Version v5.10.06(T) by Toshiba for information.
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