How do you transfer a voice mail on a office phone to a PC?
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The answer will really depend on the type of office phone you have.  The simplest way is to run a line form the speaker into the computer's sound card.  If you do not have an output jack on the phone, I would play the message on speakerphone and use a microphone to capture the sound.\n\nIf you want to do this with a lot of messages, you can probably find a good amount of software on the Internet that can actually act as a voice recorder from your phone directly to the computer.
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just attach it to the email.. when you are in the compose message, click the "attach file" and browse for the file/mp3 and click "attach" then you are ready to go..
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Use voice messageing thru YAHOO
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firt way)you need a cross cable,connect it to both network plug of the pc and laptop,go to "my network places" click on :"set up home or small office network"and follow the wizard,after seting up,go and transfer what you need.\n========================================================\nsecond way ) use and external usb memory stick and copy and paste data that you need....
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I think you are talking about the procedure that how can you transfer ring-tones from your computer to your cell phone, is so.Then\nYou can transfer ringtones by data cable , which will attach to your PC and cell phone.\nyou can also do this with the help of infrared or bluethuth
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you just use yahoo voice messanger make a pc to phone call and ask address
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As far as I know none provides for free, but the cheapest and most reliable to me is net2phone.\n\nhttp://net2phone.com\n\nThere are many pc-to-pc programs like our very own yahoo messenger, msn messenger, etc that provide this funtionality for free.
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Try to send from a PC other than yours.
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Open outlook and select File - Export and select from the list, all mails, contacts and other items if you want them. Click on Next and it will ask you a location to store the files. Select a location and finish off the wizard. You will get some files. Copy them on a Flash Drive, CD or a Floppy and paste it into the other computer and open Outlook on that computer and select File  - Import and then select the items that you want to import and select the files, that you just copied and finish off the wizard.\n\nThats it. All your mails and contants will now be sitting on your new computer\n\nBYE
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You have to have a cell phone that allows this, and very few do. If you have one that does, the software that came with the phone or the PC connectivity kit (what you connect your PC to your phone with) will have a music transfer software on it. If you lost the software, go to the manufacturer of your phone, its printed right on it (like samsung or nokia, who made the phone, not like cingular or verizon, who provides the service) and go to support, and they should have a download.
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Get SKYPE and a mike and earphones for your computer and the computer at home.  You can speak (not type) for free computer to computer and it is very cheap to speak from computer to phone.
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Each phone is slightly different so hit your phone provider or manufacture's website. First step is to get a USB cable that fits the phone. I've put the first search hit I found in my source as a reference but I've never used them have no affiliation.  \n\nAssuming you have a USB hub or available connector on your PC. \n\nBefore you connect depending on the OS you're running you may have to install USB software specific to the phone (again have to check the manufacture first).  But normally you'll be ok and can continue to the next step.\n\nPlug the cable into the available USB slot, and the phone.  \n\nDepending on your OS you should get a new Drive or some pop up.  Again every OS is different here.  If your on mac you'll get a new drive connection on XP you'll get a new drive in the explorer.  Either way you'll be able to drag and drop files to and from your phone now into the predefined folders provided by your phone manufacture.  \n\nDepending on your phone you may be asked for permission on the phone to move files say yes or enter in the same code on both machines if it asks for a entry code to pair up permissions.  \n\nPersonally I went with Bluetooth connectivity for the phones easier than carrying cables around but that's another discussion.
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just move them by blue tooth or move them from a computer to the phone
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You can't. It is packaged with it. Just don't use the 'voice' option. It doesn't do anything to your computer one way or the other.
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voice mail?? on your phone???
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use a voip service. thats voice over ip you can use ones like skype or vonage, btw skpye is to call computer to computer
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Get a USB Cross-directional cable. Hook it up to a USB port on both computers. Then find some software to aid in transferring.