From: RobertB 

In article ,
 "Glenn Meadows"  wrote:

> Go to one of the mall cell phone stores (not Cingular), but one of those
> kiosk type places that sell the different covers for the phones and such.
>
> My father in law wanted to be able to take the photos off his phone to his
> computer.  T-Mobile wanted 25-30 for the cable, he got it at a 3rd party
> store for something like 6 bucks.  Then we had to find the software, which
> was on the Nokia site, their Desktop Manager type software for his specific
> phone, and install that to actually TALK to the phone

Ohh. You need Nokia software for that? I wonder if iPhoto can do it?

>
> Now, he's taking pictures of pictures, and moving them to his computer, and
> sending them via email to everyone.  We've created a monster. 
>
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>
> Glenn M.
> "RobertB"  wrote in message
> news:missinglink-6F74E7.12275615122006{at}news.barkto.com...
> > In article , "Geo"
 wrote:
> >
> >> "RobertB"  wrote in message
> >> news:missinglink-1CFF81.17485611122006{at}news.barkto.com...
> >>
> >> > Was it hard to do? I'd like one with some snippet from the old
> >> > Honeymooners. Like Jackie Gleason saying "To the
moon, Alice! To the
> >> > moon!"
> >>
> >> It was really easy, just google for "make your own ring
tones" and the
> >> program should show up. Then all you need is a cable to connect your
> >> phone
> >> to your computer. It probably took me about 3 hours to find everything
> >> and
> >> figure it out once I bought a usb/phone cable.
> >
> > How much did the cable cost? Because the Cingular store wants something
> > like $50 for it. I have a Nokia phone, fairly recent, with that adapter
> > jack on the bottom. I think it's a 6102i or something like that. I have
> > to check. Can I do it on a Mac? If it uses mp3 technology, I don't see
> > why not.

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