Tips-&-Tricks.md

@@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ The default hostname is `pureos`. In order to change the hostname you need to ed
 
 ### Install Software
 
-In case installing software from PureOS store does not work --> Do it from terminal, e.g. `sudo apt install firefox-esr`. Note that PureOS store, by default, lists software that has been adapted to the Librem 5's screen. Other packages can be found and installed using the search tool within the store, but may not scale well to the screen without further modification. Using `Scale Screen` app, a part of `librem5-goodies`, to temporarily reduce scale, may help with such non-adaptive apps.
+In case installing software from PureOS store does not work --> Do it from terminal, e.g. `sudo apt install firefox-esr`. Note that PureOS store, by default, lists software that has been adapted to the Librem 5's screen. Other packages can be found and installed using the search tool within the store, but may not scale well to the screen without further modification. You can use the application `Mobile Settings` in the `Compositor` section, to scale the specific application. For this to work the application in question needs to be open at the same time as the `Mobile Settings` app.
 
 ### System/Software Updates
 
@@ -242,7 +242,7 @@ You can also install `Portfolio` file manager.
 
 ### Screenshots
 
-Install `librem5-goodies` (e.g. in the terminal with the command `sudo apt install librem5-goodies`). After the installation it will add several apps to the app tray: `Screen Shot`, `Scale Screen`... along with other included apps.
+Install `librem5-goodies` (e.g. in the terminal with the command `sudo apt install librem5-goodies`). After the installation it will add several apps to the app tray: `Screen Shot` ... along with other included apps.
 
 ## Application life-cycle
 
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 ### Import contacts
 
-From `.vcf` file: Install the `librem5-goodies` package from the command line, one of the scripts it has is a small yad/bash application to import contacts from a \*.vcf file to [GNOME Contacts](https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Contacts). Import from SIM card is currently not supported.
+The default contact application `gnome-contacts` supports importing and exporting contacts from a vcard (`.vcf`) file. To import contacts from a `.vcf` file via Bluetooth the `librem5-goodies` package that you can install from the command line, can do this. It also has two scripts (`l5-contacts-importer` and `l5-contacts-exporter`) that you can use to import and export contacts from a terminal. 
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+Import from SIM card is currently not supported. But it is possible to extract the contacts in the SIM card to a text file, with the following command:
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+`echo AT+CPBR=1,250 | socat - /dev/ttyUSB3,crnl > sim-contacts.txt` 
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+If your user is not added to the dialout group then you will need to run the above command with `sudo`
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+`echo AT+CPBR=1,250 | sudo socat - /dev/ttyUSB3,crnl > sim-contacts.txt` 
 
 Contacts information appears to be stored in:\
 `/home/purism/.local/share/evolution/addressbook/system/contacts.db`
@@ -819,4 +827,4 @@ GNOME Web natively supports installing PWAs, though it may be lacking in feature
 1. Select the sandwich/hamburger menu, then click "More tools", and then "Customize toolbar".
 2. Click and drag the Back, Forward, and any other buttons you want to the top of the window to add them.
 
-**Tip**: Because this is running Firefox, you can still customize how the browser runs, just like regular Firefox. This includes hardening the privacy settings and installing additional add-ons per PWA installed.
+**Tip**: Because this is running Firefox, you can still customize how the browser runs, just like regular Firefox. This includes hardening the privacy settings and installing additional add-ons per PWA installed.
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