A Couple Questions...
I have a couple device related issues, but I’m asking them in this forum because it gets more traffic than the mobile device forums:
1.) Is there a way to either extend or get rid of the 14 day limit on saved voicemails?
2.) Probably asked a million times: If you have say a four minute song, but want to use a section, say from 2:30 to 2:40 as your ringer, how is this accomplished? I heard of being able to use any part of a song as a ring tone, but don’t see how if the device rings between 10 and 15 seconds. My device = Nokia 6126
Also, I finally have all of my lines, personal and business, switched over to at&t. Sorry T-mobile, but cheaper service with less coverage isn’t a good deal. The two cancel each other out...
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1.) Is there a way to either extend or get rid of the 14 day limit on saved voicemails?
2.) Probably asked a million times: If you have say a four minute song, but want to use a section, say from 2:30 to 2:40 as your ringer, how is this accomplished? I heard of being able to use any part of a song as a ring tone, but don’t see how if the device rings between 10 and 15 seconds. My device = Nokia 6126
Also, I finally have all of my lines, personal and business, switched over to at&t. Sorry T-mobile, but cheaper service with less coverage isn’t a good deal. The two cancel each other out...
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moto1 said:...
I have a couple device related issues, but I’m asking them in this forum because it gets more traffic than the mobile device forums:
1.) Is there a way to either extend or get rid of the 14 day limit on saved voicemails?
2.) Probably asked a million times: If you have say a four minute song, but want to use a section, say from 2:30 to 2:40 as your ringer, how is this accomplished? I heard of being able to use any part of a song as a ring tone, but don’t see how if the device rings between 10 and 15 seconds. My device = Nokia 6126
Also, I finally have all of my lines, personal and business, switched over to at&t. Sorry T-mobile, but cheaper service with less coverage isn’t a good deal
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From my knowledge, you don't need to shorten the clip to use it as a ringtone on the 6126, but I guess if you want a certain part of a song as your ringtone then it is still an option.
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chainsaw said:
From my knowledge, you don't need to shorten the clip to use it as a ringtone on the 6126, but I guess if you want a certain part of a song as your ringtone then it is still an option.
yep. that's what he was asking about.
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