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Originally Posted by michelefish5  Help please!! I have used this method before on my Chocolate Phone quite successfully but now I have the Krzr K1M and the email won't go through. The email sent to my own cell number keeps getting kicked back saying the connection was refused and the email program can't deliver the message. Geez, did verizon figure out a way to block emails now too? |
Well, after a long absence, I have returned to this forum and thread. I just tested what Skoozz said about renaming the file and it works. Here is the process that I used.
First you need to get the software on this page aznuwee.googlepages.com Its a guide to load ringtones page and install them on your computer. (sorry, I can't post links yet, my post count is not high enough)
I created a 20 sec ring tone in my audio editor program.
connected phone via USB cable to computer.
Opened Motorola software update. (Need to do this so that the next step will work). Go ahead and update your software if it is needed.
Open P2KCommander and select PK2 mobile phone.
In the Phone pane, click on the a folder, then the motorola folder, then the shared folder, then the ringtone folder.
Now, in the other pane, locate the ringtone, and copy it over to the phone.
In the phone pane, click on the ringtone and then the attributes button and remove all attributes.
Then on the phone, go to music and tones, My Ringtones. Find the ringtone, and push the options button and select rename. (What I did was when I saved the ringtone in the audio editor program, I put a 1 in front of the name, then when I renamed it in the phone, just deleted the 1).
Then I went back to P2K Commander, and reset the attributes to system, archive and don't copy.
The ringtone can now be used as you see fit, set to a contact ID or whatever.
Hope that this helps, this sounds like a fairly long process, but hey, its completely free, you don't even have to pay to send the tone to your phone via Verizon. Hope that this helps someone!!!
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