Wavs and MP3s to Sanyo 8100, Hitachi P300?

> I haven't seen a similar website write-up for G3 (Vision) phones, but the details
> have been posted to this newsgroup many times.

To follow up on this, the steps are pretty simple (for Windows XP):
1. Download the USB driver for your phone from http://www.futuredial.com/support/us...rs/Drivers.htm
2. Install the driver on your PC. It creates a "USB Modem" entry in your Network Connections.
3. Use the "Create a new connection" wizard to create a new dialup connection which will use the USB Modem. The number to dial is
#777, leave the username and password blank.
You're done!

John Richards

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cool. so i didn't really need to buy the snapsync software.


"John Richards" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > I haven't seen a similar website write-up for G3 (Vision) phones, but
the details
> > have been posted to this newsgroup many times.
>
> To follow up on this, the steps are pretty simple (for Windows XP):
> 1. Download the USB driver for your phone from
http://www.futuredial.com/support/us...rs/Drivers.htm
> 2. Install the driver on your PC. It creates a "USB Modem" entry in your
Network Connections.
> 3. Use the "Create a new connection" wizard to create a new dialup
connection which will use the USB Modem. The number to dial is
> #777, leave the username and password blank.
> You're done!
>
> John Richards
>
>

"The Supreme Enchanter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> cool. so i didn't really need to buy the snapsync software.

You seem to be confused on the different software FutureDial offers.

SnapSync doesn't have anything to do with dialing out, it has to do with
syncing your phone book or Outlook contacts on your computer with your
phone's phone book.

SnapDialer deals with dialing out to Vision, which isn't needed, when
setting up a new dial up on your computer as described by John.

SnapMedia is used to transfer graphics and dialtones. All three different
software uses ...

Bob

But when you buy the software at radio shack they have both software titles
and the cable together.......



"Bob Smith" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> "The Supreme Enchanter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > cool. so i didn't really need to buy the snapsync software.
>
> You seem to be confused on the different software FutureDial offers.
>
> SnapSync doesn't have anything to do with dialing out, it has to do with
> syncing your phone book or Outlook contacts on your computer with your
> phone's phone book.
>
> SnapDialer deals with dialing out to Vision, which isn't needed, when
> setting up a new dial up on your computer as described by John.
>
> SnapMedia is used to transfer graphics and dialtones. All three different
> software uses ...
>
> Bob
>
>

"The Supreme Enchanter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> But when you buy the software at radio shack they have both software
titles
> and the cable together.......

Actually no. Your inference in this thread was that one could use it to dial
out, which is not what SnapSync does ... SnapSync was the only product of
the 3 that RS sells that came with the cable, and it was the most expensive
product as well.

Bob

http://www.myPhoneFiles.com/software

It has what you're looking for. I use it with my 8100 as well.

--
maciej

"Peterbilt" <amazon-*****@REMOVETHEOBVIOUSeudoramail.com> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

> But, with the data cable and Quick Time Pro you can download all you
> want and dump them into the phone without paying the $5.99, which is
> falsely represented as being free.
>

then you have to pay for Quicktime Pro. Either way it's a small investment.
I would recommend this app here: http://www.myphonefiles.com/software, (it
reads CDs, MP3 & Wavs, records voice over mic, converts and sends to
phone), but then again I am already biased

--maciej