Quaoar wrote:
> Barry wrote:
>> I only have a sd mini I do not have a cable. Will Bitpim work or it
>> needs to cummunicate to the phone?
>>
>>
>>
>> "Quaoar" <quaoar@marcabfleet.com> wrote in message
>> news:C_ydnSociILSb-XYnZ2dnUVZ_qTinZ2d@comcast.com...
>>> Barry wrote:
>>>> I just purchased a mini sd card for my LG 8100 phone. I can get
>>>> pictures and mps working by copying the files to the directories on
>>>> the card. What do I need to do to get the ringtones working. I saw
>>>> various post of copying the mp3 to a directory called Ringtones and
>>>> then renaming them to have a MID extension. I still do not see them
>>>> as ringtones on the phone. Anyone has any ideas?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> TIA
>>>>
>>>> Barry
>>> Get a copy of BitPim (Google it). It will open up the entire file
>>> structure for you if your phone is supported. Many LG phones are
>>> supported.
>>>
>>> Q
>>
>>
>
> You need a USB cable or Bluetooth on both the phone and computer.
>
> Q
Here is a quick and easy way to transfer tones and pix. Go to
www.vzwpix.com and register an account for the target cell phone. Then,
from a web-based email account (hotmail, gmail, yahoo, etc; outlook
express has problems it is reported) compose a text message to
10digitTargetCellNumber@vzw.com and attach a ringtone (previously
renamed ringtone.mp3 => ringtone.mid) to the message. Be sure to
include a subject and at least one word in the message itself ("tone"),
then send to message.
You will eventually receive the text message on the target phone.
Listen to the ringtone.mid file and then save it to the phone as a ringtone.
This will cost you $0.25 for the message.
Q
LG 8100 Ringtones 
Linear Mode
