Way to Convert Blackberry Q5 backup file .bbb to CSV

Hi All,
i don't have blackberry mobile right now and have only the backup file ( .bbb ) and is there have any possiblities to convert the same to CSV , so please suggest some possible solution and have already tried with some third party application , but it's not workin
Thaks in advance

@Oceill,
Is taking screen shots of the call log and printing those not adequate... it really is the easiest method.
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