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Forums › Spark New Zealand (including Skinny and BigPipe) › How to add ringtones to the Apache
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#5987 14-Dec-2005 16:44
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Does anyone know how I can add new ringtones to the Apache. The Apache comes with a small number of ringtones.

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#24744 14-Dec-2005 18:07
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You can copy files to \Windows\Rings and then configure the ringtones in Start | Settings | Sounds and Notifications.




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  #24770 15-Dec-2005 09:21
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Will midi files work ??




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#24773 15-Dec-2005 09:39
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Not sure. You will have to test. I've done it with .wav files, just before posting, to make sure it worked.




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  #25029 20-Dec-2005 12:49
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Tried it and it works fine with ringtones. I cannot change my tones for alerts, like alert fro sms, alarms and so on. Also does anyone have some nice wav files one could use on the Apache?

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