Smartphone with built-in answering machine

Thanks for your help. Now I'm looking to have a pocket pc phone, wonder if a
Treo pocket phone can be used with Bell, I mean, do I have to chose only the
ones displayed on the Bell stores or can I buy whatever cell phone suits me
the most...

"G M" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> When you hit the OK key it will dial your number because that is the way
the
> system retreives the voicemail. While the voicemail greeting is being
> played, hit the pound key "#". That will allow you to enter your password
> to retrieve your messages. Your voicemail callback number can be
programmed
> with time pauses and password for easy one key dialing for your retreival.
> Visit the Bell World where you purchased it and someone should be able to
> program your callback number.
>
> As for only three rings, that is the default setting. Enter "*94", then
the
> number of rings you want and press send. For example 6 rings would be
> "*946" and send.
>
> The voicemail system is a network feature, not a phone feature. The
Samsung
> user's guide does not contain the network information. The Bell Mobility
> guide included in the box has the information for network features. If
you
> have any other questions call Bell Mobility 1-800-667-0123.
>
> G M
>
>
>

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In alt.cellular.ericsson Chisa <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks for your help. Now I'm looking to have a pocket pc phone, wonder if a
> Treo pocket phone can be used with Bell, I mean, do I have to chose only the
> ones displayed on the Bell stores or can I buy whatever cell phone suits me
> the most...

The Treo doesn't run pocketpc. It runs Palm.

-DanD

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