I have very important messages on my voice mail on my cell phone. I need to record those messages on cassete or whatever before they get erased! Please help?
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A Microcassette Recorder.  Most of them are in the $20-$30 range nowadays, and they're about the same size as a cellphone.\n\nIf simply holding the recorder near the cellphone doesn't result in clear enough recordings, try adding a simple suction-cup microphone.  These are widely available, and fit in place on the reverse side of the earpiece end of the phone.  As long as the cellphone (or regular phone, for that matter) are "Hearing-Aid Compatible" (as most are) this should work.\n\nThat can also be used for recording a live phone conversation - and thanks to the 'feedback' utilized in phones, will record both sides of the conversation.\n\nThe necessary recorder and mic can be found at discounters such as Wal-Mart, if you're confident enough to look for it on your own.  If not, try a store where the sales help has a bit of knowledge - such as Radio Shack, Best Buy, or Circuit City.
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The only way to check them if that happens or something simmiliar happens is to enable arhciving of offline messages as well as any other messages that people send you so that way if it does happen you can go back to your archives, I believe it will be in options or in the view menu or something like that, It seems to change from version to version, so obviously it will be different dependant on the version you have.
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Only if you have messenger set to save past messages.
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you need your own computer.  if you have this already, then setup password protect on your account.  then lock your computer when you're not using it.  your messenger conversations are saved on your computer, you can delete the history of the conversation, not through internet options though.
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only way to do that is if you setup outlook to leave the messages on the server, if not you are sol.  You may be able to retrieve some messages by contacting your isp and see if they can pull up any messages that may still be stored on the server, but usually thats only going to get back ones from the last 48 hours or less, depending on your isp.
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You have to have that feature on before you can check saved messages.  If you do have that feature on here's what you do:\n1. Go to CONTACTS on yahoo messenger (need to be logged in)\n2. Go to MESSAGE ARCHIVE\n3. That should show you messages from a couple of weeks back (if you have the feature on)\nTo turn on the message archive:\n1. Go to MESSENGER\n2. Go to PREFERENCES\n3. On the left hand side go to ARCHIVE\n4. Click on "Yes, save all my messages"\nHope that helped
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You can automatically save a history of all your instant messages, alerts, conferences, and text messages.\n\nClick the "Messenger" menu in Yahoo! Messenger and select "Preferences." \nClick the "Archive" category. \nYou have three choices for archiving your messages. You can select one of the three options given, including selecting "No" to not save your messages. \nYou also have three choices for archiving your call history. You can select one of the three options given, including selecting "No" to not save your call history. \nClick the "OK" button at the bottom of the window. \nNote: Uncheck the "Enable Archiving" option to disable archiving.\n\nTo view your archive:\n\nClick the "Contacts" menu in Yahoo! Messenger and select "Message Archive." \nA new window called "Message Archive for your ID" will appear. \nSelect the archive folder you want to review. \nNote: Archives (".dat" files located on your system) are encrypted and can only be viewed by the Yahoo! ID that created them. These archives are stored locally on your system, so the conversations held on that specific computer are only accessible from that computer. After archives are deleted, they cannot be retrieved
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If Message Archiving is turned on in your Yahoo Messenger and if you pressed Reply instead of Ok or Cancel for the Offline Message, you can restore those messages from the message archive stored in yahoo. But I presume that is not your case. So in your case, you can't recover them. Sorry.
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Normally when you retrive any message from pop3, that message automatically deleted. but you have to make setting in mail account that when he gets email, leave copy of message on server (don't delete them for 5 or how many days you want). then you can retrive messages on how many outlooks you want.\n\nif you still have copy of 3000 emails on your inbox of google account, then you can retrive all.
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Does your phone have a recorder?  What I mean is, can you record stuff to your phone?  If you can, find a ring tone, then record it.  I use to have  Nokia, and it could record, so I recorded stuff as a ringtone.
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This is actually pretty easy to do. You can record any message you want onto your computer as a .wav file, then go to Start/Control Panel/Sounds and Audio/Sounds and switch the system sounds there. For example, record a message that says, "Hi Dave" and "By Dave" and save it somewhere easy to find. Then go where I directed you, highlight "start windows" and hit browse, then locate the "Hi Dave" file and choose it then press apply. Do the same with the "exit windows" sound using the "By Dave" file. You can change any sound the computer makes this way.\nAlternately, if you don't want to use your own recorded messages you can go to a .wav site and use those, you just right click and "save target as" to save the file to your computer then follow the directions above. I'm including a link that has a bunch of .wavs from the movie "2001", there are a few with HAL9000 addressing Dave, so you might be able to use them. Hope this works out for you, it's not as complicated as it sounds.\n\n2001 .wav site:\nhttp://www.moviewavs.com/Movies/2001.shtml\nfor other wav sites just search movie wavs and you'll find a ton of them.
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It's my understanding that you can record a conversation as long as you are one of the people talking.  My friend recorded his ex's phone calls to him and then they used that in court against her.\nIf you were recording two people and neither knew it then you couldn't use it.
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Usually, with a cell phone, the answering machine (voice mail) is a service provided by your carrier. It will work even when your phone is off, has no signal, or is busy.\nIf you want to replace that with a software solution, I suggest that you divert calls to a landline number, which is connected to a computer modem, and use an answering machine program. I don't know of any good free programs though.
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go to your message archives
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If you have a Mac I think there is an appliaction. Maybe the new ones don't have it. And for windows, I believe you can use Windows Media. So just start the postcast and record YOUR part of the skype conversation. Then have everyone merge their parts together (you could proably do that with a cound editing program-I don't have experiance there though! :) ) Good luck with your postcast!