Add on alarms

[Rick 098]

How do you use add on alarms and KEEP the origonals at the same time?

Erik

[Rick 098]

Anyone? Should I put this in general and delete this one?

[*YellowRose*]

Well, I add/use ringtones that are available free on the internet to add songs/sounds I like . . .

For example . . . I have an alarm that goes off 5 minutes before the bus comes to get my kids, and it's 'Hedwig's Theme' from Harry Potter . . . just use the sound converter to move them in a format the clie can use.

Works great.

[Rick 098]

I mean i have a alarm set (free) downloaded, but it replaces, not adds to the alarm database.

Erik

[mjhamilton]

what device are you using??..... this sounds like the replacement pack for a os 4 device??... on OS5 you just add alarms to the set that are already there...

[Rick 098]

NX-60, yes it is for os4 but it works same way on os5.

[mjhamilton]

well then old chap..if you replace the entire sound database then you are over writing the original one....... so there is no way you can keep the original sounds...... unless someone has developed and external tool to 'merge' palm database files??

[xsqweez]

Check out Hoho available on PalmGear. It enables you to keep some or all of your existing alarm sounds--you add them to your Library. Then, when you install additional sets of alarm sounds, the originals are saved and set aside. Hoho also allows you to create your own tunes.

[Rick 098]

Originally posted by xsqweez
Check out Hoho available on PalmGear. It enables you to keep some or all of your existing alarm sounds--you add them to your Library. Then, when you install additional sets of alarm sounds, the originals are saved and set aside. Hoho also allows you to create your own tunes.
Thanks xsqweez!

[Rick 098]

Originally posted by mjhamilton
well then old chap..if you replace the entire sound database then you are over writing the original one....... so there is no way you can keep the original sounds...... unless someone has developed and external tool to 'merge' palm database files??
Incidentally, do you live in Britain?

[Tixx]

Originally posted by Rick 098

Incidentally, do you live in Britain?

Doesn't look like it;)

[Rick 098]

Ok Ok, I always forget to look at the location.

[Shrink]

I use "AlarmMaster" which is good for saving alarm databases and adding new ones without overwriting. I think it's made by the same people as BugMe, but this app really works;)
alan

[rick 098]

Originally posted by Shrink
I use "AlarmMaster" which is good for saving alarm databases and adding new ones without overwriting. I think it's made by the same people as BugMe, but this app really works;)
alan
Could you please post a link?
( this is me, rick 098 posting from a differant computer).

Erik

[*YellowRose*]

Use Google. It's the 2nd from the top. If you search for Alarm Master (2 words)

[revbilly]

Another way to add alarms sounds is simply use the sound converter that comes with the Clie. You can convert any midi file into an alarm.