How do I save Voice Mails on ATT's iPhone?

I have a bunch I want to save permanently for legal reasons. What is
the best way to do this?

garagecapital schrieb:
> I have a bunch I want to save permanently for legal reasons. What is
> the best way to do this?

Maybe you should try running your business with tools instead of toys.

At 17 Jul 2007 10:08:01 -0700 garagecapital wrote:
> I have a bunch I want to save permanently for legal reasons. What is
> the best way to do this?

You could buy a telephone recorder at Radioshack, and call and retrieve
your VMs to that phone.

You could sign up for a service like GotVoice.com that retrieves your VM,
converts it to MP3 and e-mails it to you.

You could get a cheap VoIP account and retrieve your e-mail from the
softphone on your PC and record the audio via software or hardware (i.e.
a cassette recorder attached to your soundcard output.)

The possibilities are as limitless (or as limited) as your imagination.



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Todd Allcock <elecconnec@AmericaOnLine.com> wrote in
news:291638020620070717204619elecconnec@AmericaOnLine.com:

> You could get a cheap VoIP account and retrieve your e-mail from the
> softphone on your PC and record the audio via software or hardware (i.e.
> a cassette recorder attached to your soundcard output.)
>
>

To record anything from any source on your PC, I highly recommend buying
Total Recorder from:
http://www.download.com/3000-2170-10024762.html
It sits between the sound card and Windoze and intercepts anything to or
from the soundcard, analog or digital. Converts to MP3 and other formats
for compactness right on the fly. Makes a great digital recorder for $18.
For more money it has a whole programmable TIVO for audio.

I've never found any locked up source, like streaming, it won't rip.

Larry
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While in Florida, I had to press 2 for English.
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