Sunday, November 7, 2010

Check my voicemail

When you receive a new voicemail, a notification briefly appears at the top of Start, and a new voicemail icon, with the number of new missed calls, displays on the Phone tile.
New voicemail messages

To set up voicemail on your phone

  • 1
    On Start, tap Phone Phone tile > Voicemail Voicemail icon.
  • 2
    Follow the instructions to set up your voicemail and record a greeting.
  • 3
    Tap End call to hang up.

To check your voicemail

  • 1
    On Start, tap Phone Phone tile > Voicemail Voicemail icon.
  • 2
    When prompted, enter your voicemail password.
  • 3
    Follow the instructions in your voicemail to listen to, replay, delete, and manage your voicemails.
  • 4
    Tap End call to hang up.

Tips

  • With some mobile operators, you can also check your voicemail by calling your mobile phone number from your Windows Phone.
  • You can also check your voicemail by tapping Phone Phone tile on Start, tappingKeypad Keypad icon , and then tapping and holding 1 on the keypad.

To change the voicemail number

  • 1
    On Start, tap Phone Phone tile > More More icon > Call settings.
  • 2
    Tap the Voicemail number box.
  • 3
    Tap the Edit voicemail number box, use the keypad to enter a new voicemail number, and then tap Save.

Notes

  • Your mobile operator should automatically set the voicemail number, and you shouldn't need to change it.
  • To make and receive phone calls, you must have an account with a mobile phone operator, as well as a working cellular network in your current location.

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Post Taken From : http://www.microsoft.com/windowsphone/en-us/howto/wp7/start/check-my-voicemail.aspx

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