v600 phonebook multiple numbers ?

SBC wrote:
> I don't own a V600, but I think if you are using the SIM to store your
> numbers, only 1 number is stored. Change option to store phone entries to
> "phone", and the multiple entries will then be available. Also, once in
> phone memory, I think there is another option to display only "primary"
> number when scrolling.
> Again, i do not own the phone. I am just giving general SIM / Motorola
> features.
>
You can store numbers on SIM or phone. Storing on SIM is very limited -
no per contact rings or pics, only one entry per person. Avoid.

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SBC wrote:
> I don't own a V600, but I think if you are using the SIM to store your
> numbers, only 1 number is stored. Change option to store phone entries to
> "phone", and the multiple entries will then be available. Also, once in
> phone memory, I think there is another option to display only "primary"
> number when scrolling.
> Again, i do not own the phone. I am just giving general SIM / Motorola
> features.
>
You can store numbers on SIM or phone. Storing on SIM is very limited -
no per contact rings or pics, only one entry per person. Avoid.

> There are some pictures and icons preinstalled on my V500. They are
> locked. Can I get rid of them somehow. I can mark them, but when
> deleting they remain (0 files deleted).
> I asked Motorola twice on that, but support doesn't exist either.
> No answers/reactions at all.

I read somewhere that this can be done by creating a zero byte file of
exactly the same name on your PC as the one you wish to delete on the phone,
then Bluetooth it to the phone overwriting the locked one. This then
(apparently) overwrites the file which is then unlocked and therefore can be
deleted.

I haven't tried this, but will do as soon as my v600 turns up in the next
day or two.

> There are some pictures and icons preinstalled on my V500. They are
> locked. Can I get rid of them somehow. I can mark them, but when
> deleting they remain (0 files deleted).
> I asked Motorola twice on that, but support doesn't exist either.
> No answers/reactions at all.

I read somewhere that this can be done by creating a zero byte file of
exactly the same name on your PC as the one you wish to delete on the phone,
then Bluetooth it to the phone overwriting the locked one. This then
(apparently) overwrites the file which is then unlocked and therefore can be
deleted.

I haven't tried this, but will do as soon as my v600 turns up in the next
day or two.