| Using ringtones or graphic received by a cell phone | |
| Using The Files In Your Cell Phone |
Now that we transfered and saved a ringtone in our phone, let's associate it to the main ringer.
(This example uses the Siemens SL56 cell phone with a Windows XP computer. The procedure for other phones may vary but should be quite similar.)
Main menu:
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This example: Ringtone settings are usually accessed through the "setup" main menu item. Other phones: On other phones, there may be a special main menu item for "multimedia" or "sounds". |
Ringtones menu:
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This example: In the Siemens SL56, there's a sub-menu item for Ringtones. Other phones: All other phones have a menu item where you can adjust ringtone options. |
Assigning to an event:
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This example: Most phones, such as the Siemens SL56 here, will let you assign a ringtone to various events such as: calls, received text messages, group calls, and so on. In most cases, it is also possible to assign a ringtone to a specific caller in your phone book -- check your owner's manual for details. |
Browsing:
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This example: Browse the available ringtones until you find the one you want and press "select". Other phones: Idem. |
