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Cellular Phone Forum / Manufacturers / Ericsson / December 2003Software for T610
Hi Have a T610 and a serial cable - no idea what software I need to access the file structure on the phone to put in ringtones etc. Anyone care to offer some advice? TIA > Hi > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > TIA Well - In the box where your phone was in when you bought it, you will pro'lly find a cd-rom... On that is everything you would need :) > > Hi > > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Well - In the box where your phone was in when you bought it, you will > pro'lly find a cd-rom... On that is everything you would need :) Thought that I had installed everything - which program am I looking for? > Thought that I had installed everything - which program am I looking for? You did also get a manual, didn't you? ;) With bluetooth, this is so much easier, you don't need any software apart from the bluetooth device driver. Just pair the phone and computer - dead easy - then open the bluetooth neighborhood, open the phone, and it displays the sub-folders on the phone directly. Drag the files you wish to copy, drop them into the right folder... Done. Or you can just right-click a file you wish to send to the phone, select the send to submenu, then the bluetooth submenu and finally the phone. The file is transferred and put in the right destination folder automatically. > > Thought that I had installed everything - which program am I looking for? > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > submenu and finally the phone. The file is transferred and put in the right > destination folder automatically. but the poster is NOT using BT, nor are they asking how to use BT, twazzok! In answer to the posters question, if you have installed from the CD, then you will have what you need. I myself only use the image editor and the outlook synchroniser. If you have Outlook (not express) installed, you can back up all your phone contacts into it. The image editor lets you edit any image on your PC and then send it to your phone, bearing in mind that it needs to be a bitmap. Witht the cable, you would have installed drivers for it, so when you attatch the phone, it will pick it up. Hope this helps. > but the poster is NOT using BT, nor are they asking how to use BT, twazzok! So what's YOUR problem? Take your insults and stick 'em up your backside. I'm offering information for free, if you don't like what I have to offer, I suggest you go take that up with your nearest fire hydrant or hatrack. This is especially true since you are not even the original poster. > > but the poster is NOT using BT, nor are they asking how to use BT, > twazzok! [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > suggest you go take that up with your nearest fire hydrant or hatrack. This > is especially true since you are not even the original poster. who's insulting you? twazzock happens to be my nickname. I did answer the original posters question instead of giving out useless information!! so I think it is you that has an appointment with said hatstand/ fire hydrant!! yours ever so, twazzock > Have a T610 and a serial cable - no idea what software I need to access the > file structure on the phone to put in ringtones etc. Anyone care to offer > some advice? There's a program called Sendfile, available from http://www.myt610.net/preview.php?id=1834. This will let you send files to the phone. It is easier with infrared or bluetooth because you can use Windows XP's built-in software, but with a cable, you will need third-party software, like that mentioned above. Hi Sebby, thus spoke Sebby: > There's a program called Sendfile, available from > http://www.myt610.net/preview.php?id=1834. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > software, but with a cable, you will need third-party software, > like that mentioned above. Is it possible to send text files to the phone _and_ view or even edit these files on the phone? Greets, Dirk Hi, Is the software not in the box? Otherwise, I have a lot of mobile software! www.jacobspc.com contact me : ward@jacobspc.com > Hi > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > TIA look for sendfile overwise you will need a bluetooth dongle >Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> >> TIA |
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