>Hiya folks
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>Many thanks.
Try this:
where XXXXXXXXXX is the ten-digit voicemail system number for your area and
tt is the time in seconds you want the phone to ring for. Valid numbers for
tt are 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30. Since each ring is approx. 5 seconds
including the blank space between them, that means 30 seconds should give
you about 6 rings and that's the maximum you can do.
For instance, to set the longest ring delay for the NYC market you would
dial:
*61*+19084630020*11*30#
After pressing the "send/call" button you should get some sort of
confirmation message.
Note: If you don't know what the voicemail system number for your area is,
dial *#61# on your phone.
gbnews - 22 Jun 2005 13:12 GMT
> >Hiya folks
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> Note: If you don't know what the voicemail system number for your area is,
> dial *#61# on your phone.
That is fantastic! Been wanting to do this for ages. My old Nokia had the
setting, but my v3 does not. I typed in what you just put and it works like
a charm!
Thanks,
gbnews
buffaloes_inc - 22 Jun 2005 13:59 GMT
Me too, thanks topsy! :)
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John Lord - 29 Jun 2005 12:12 GMT
nice one topsy!! been trying to sort that for ages! thanks
> Me too, thanks topsy! :)
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