Saving Music Files from Media Card

I have a Torch 9810 with a 2GB digital media card. That card is full now and I need to insert a much large memory card. However, I cannot find how to save/backup my music MP3 files and need to save everything on the media card so I can re-load to a new card. HOW DO I SAVE MY MUSIC FILES on my computer? thank you, Jon

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Try this Knowledge Base to transfer your media card to a PC :
KB29523 : How to manually transfer files between a BlackBerry smartphone and a Windows computer.
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