On that phone the built in ring tones are most likely midi format. That's the only flip phone I don't have here but pretty sure that's what it is. If your new phone has a voice recorder you could just record it onto the new phone. My desktop doesn't have blutooth but I bought a rocket fish bluetooth adapter for $20 that plugs into the USB. Works perfect with my smart phone and hubbys badic phone to transfer files. I have an otterbox case on my phone so a pain to take it off all the time to get at the back cover to take the memory card out so this was an easier solution and cheap. Mary This post was edited by acraftylady on Sun, Nov 2, 14 at 14:08

Every phone just about has a different menu system and there are probably dozens of Nokia phones. The chances of finding someone here who knows how is slim. How about consulting the manual, or go to Nokia online and see if they have a Help forum, or call Customer Service and ask them how, or stop by a Nokia phone store and have them show you.

When I tried to do this to my VirginMobile phone, the small print said it was a $9.99/month service. :-(

Well I could hear up to the 14khz and DH could only hear the 8khz. but part of his problem is hearing loss from 6 years on a nuclear sub, the constant noise has really affected his hearing. DH is a teacher and computer coordinator and has played these for the students. I told him that he should put it as his ringtone, but also on vibrate so that when I call him it can drive the kids nuts. Stacie