BlackBerry Smartphones voicemail speed dial

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• BlackBerry Smartphones program speed dial to enter numbers, passwords

  As a Treo 650 to a "BOLD" move.  I got the Treo speed dial programmed to dial the numbers and passwords for Remote Call Forwarding (AT & T), voicemail at home, etc.

  Is there a way to pass this info on to "BOLD" or add the news of even speed dial in?

  Thank you

  Hi and welcome to the forums!

  Green key, phone screen, options, speed dial numbers.

  Go crazy!

  Thank you

  Bifocals

• BlackBerry smartphone Voicemail access deleted

  I just bought a new blackberry curve and while playing around the voicemail speed dial option has been removed.  I tried to figure out how to reset the 'W' or speed dial #1 for the voice mail option.

  Thanks for the help.

  Hi and welcome to the forums!

  It's the Blackberry knowledge base:

  Create a new contact for your voicemail number entry and assign it to the first position on your speed dial list.

  1. Open the address book application and create a new entry for your voicemail number.
  2. Open the phone application.
  3. Display the menu and click View speed dial list.
  4. Make sure that the entry in the 1 position is highlighted.
  5. Open the menu and click Edit.
  6. Select the new entry of contact with your voicemail number. The name and the telephone number of the new entry is displayed in the speed dial list.
  7. Open the menu and click close.
  8. Test the new short code by pressing the 1 key. Check your voicemail number is called.

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• How to edit the voicemail speed dial by default?

  Hello

  I just got a Treo Pro to Bell Mobility. The default speed #1 for Messaging voice dial dial my phone number, but won't let me change to include a pause and the password. Is it possible to fix this? I created a different speed dial # to do so, but it seems unnecessary to use up to 2 speed dial # s for voicemail. I can't delete or modify the default medium SD #1 and tech to Palm and Bell, both did not help when I called. I have serached the net and this forum but that you did not find a solution that does not involve editing the registry (I'm willing to do this if necessary but don't know where to start, this is my first Windows mobile device).

  Thank you

  Geoff

  Thanks, I managed to do work!

  It took me a second to understand that the voicemail dialing procedure is slightly different for my carrier - Bell Mobility to the Canada

  with Bell putting a # before your phone number ignores the outgoing message and one ',' creates a break

  Here's what I had to do:

  installed to PHM Registry Editor (took the minute to understand that installing activesync does not work with WM6.1)

  using regedit I found: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Vmail]

  selected: edit-new string value

  in the "value name" box is entered: UserProvidedNumber1

  in the "value data" box enter: #<10 digit="" phone="" number="">,

  Message edited by pgeoffy on 05/06/2009 17:46

• Classic blackBerry on Classic speed dial

  I would like to change the links shortcut already assigned to a number short contact.  The only speed dial options I have are only those who have not already been assigned to the plant.  Is this possible on a classic?

  The pre-assigned it is locked, which is normally #1 voice message. Cannot modify it.

  To change other through settings that I realized just above, press and hold ON this entry > Edit.

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  Hey Ianhood,

  Welcome to BlackBerry Support Community Forums.

  Your voicemail notifications, and voice mail are controlled by your wireless service provider, I suggest you contact your ISP wireless for more investigations.

  Thank you.

• BlackBerry Smartphones voicemail indicator

  So I am new to the blackberry world.  I'm used to smartphones based on windows, but I don't think it's my problem.  I do not show an icon of any kind, when I have a voicemail.  This has happened on one of my other phones from verizon and they couldn't fix it either and I had to get a new phone.  I really don't want to have to get a new phone because it took me a while to get my microsoft exchange and blackberry enterprise servers.  I hope I am missing a setting somewhere.

  Thank you

  never mind - I feel like a * beep *.  Never thought the issue might be with the voice mail admin settings.  but I kept reading this meesage forum and figured it out.

  Thank you

• BlackBerry Smartphones voicemail icon won't go away

  My voicemail icon is stuck on my screen. I have no new voicemails.

  How can I fix?

  Thanks in advance.

  If you have an icon of wandering answering MACHINE waiting on your home screen:
  Dial your voicemail and clear the message.
  * You can call your BB from another and leave a message. You BB, call your voicemail and clear and delete your messages.
  * If the above fails, pull your battery to reset and restart your BlackBerry.

• BlackBerry Smartphones voicemail icon

  Hello

  My Blackberry 9300 shows me the voicemail icon, in the form of a tape reel. The weird part is that I don't have a voicemail on my phone and I don't know how to get rid of the icon. Help, please.

  Thank you.

  Ronbob wrote:
  Hello Girishrao

  The icon may have been defined by the provider of the phone. If you want to remove the application, please go to the icon Options Select device and search for Application Management and remove fron the list. If you just want to get rid of the icon, you can just hide it by highlighting, then press the Menu key and choose hide.

  Guilbert

  Ron

  Hello

  Sorry, but I don't think that applies quite as described. The icon has the OP mentions is the status bar icon and has nothing to do with an installed application, or no matter what icon homescreen hidable. On the contrary, this icon is indeed pushed by the carrier of voice for BB services. For a reason, even with no voice mail service, the carrier is pushing the State for BB... icon and the corrective action is to ring up the carrier of voice services to correct what is happening in the background with them. For example, it is perhaps true that the OP has no voice mail service, but the carrier could easily have badly configured it and actually enabled voicemail services...

  Good luck!

• Password and a blackBerry Smartphone voicemail

  Hi - I have a curve 8330.  How can I add my password 4 digit to dial automatically after that I have to press 1 to activate voicemail on my BB.  And should we register, to suspend the time?

  Thank you

  Shelley

  Go the phone screen, options, voice messages, and you will see a place to add your password - no I didn't need to put a break in mine and it works fine.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Auto voice dialing with digits added (password)

  I have the BB Curve 8330.  When I hold down the #1, it automatically dials my voicemail.  How can I program it to pause, then enter my password as well after that I'm in the voicemail system?

  JASharf wrote:
  Sounds great, but HOW can I change the number?  Where can I do this?  I've never set up #1 to automatically dial my voicemail, he has done since the first time I turned on the fone.

  Press the button to answer on your phone.  Press the menu key (left of trackball) > options > voicemail > put your password in the password field and then #.

• BlackBerry smartphones can not dial the phone number of the browser

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• BlackBerry Smartphone voicemail password

  No idea if there is an option to allow direct access to voicemail without confirming "Dial Extension".  I have my password set up but once the responses of voice mail I want to confirm that I want to dial the extension (password).

  Thank you

  you sit your vm password by pressing the Send button > bb button > options > voice mail

  and leaving your single access number and put your password for voicemail underneath with just the number no # or anything IE

  You should see

  voicemail

  Number of access: 7948232398

  Password: 12434

• Download/Download blackBerry Smartphones Maximum speeds?

  I have a BB 9700 "BOLD". I was testing the speed of data transfer using an app called "NetWorkSpeed" on the app store. No matter how fast my network connection has been, it seemed that the bold has been capped at a maximum speed of about 250 Kbps, two additions or downloads. It's using a 3G connection, or my house Wi-Fi. My House Wi-Fi should be able to make downloads of 6000 Kbps and 800 Kbps post; but the "BOLD" has never led neighbors of those. Now, it is a test of speed that is done only to the device, not a captive computer or something like that. A captive computer seems to be able to transfer more quickly through the "BOLD", "BOLD" can transfer to himself. Is this a real limitation with the "BOLD", or something else going on here?

  BTW, I connected my PC to my "BOLD", use the "BOLD" as its modem, and I could get 1.9 Mbit/s/330 Kbps with it. Not as fast as my home Wi-Fi, but respectable. But much, much faster than the Blackberry can transfer to himself.

  Due to the complexity of the entire network of BlackBerry service, and how it works through RIM servers, make it difficult to calculate the speed of transfer. Unlike all other phones, all data from one blackberry phone go directly to RIM servers, then to where she was originally meant to go. So to reduce the amount of data, RIM is approaching the excess data, which are used by speedtests to calculate speed. This results in low transfer rate calculations.

  The 3G speed is based on the network.
  The speed that show you are much lower than they should be. He speedtests lots are not available for BlackBerry phones. I remember using 1 Web site specially designed to calculate rates for blackberry phones and it capped download speeds to 500 for everyone over 3 G, but on wifi, it showed almost 80% equal to what was the broadband speed.

  I'll try looking for this link.

  RIM: Research In Motion, the company that makes BlackBerry.

  I hope this helps.