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stilts07

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19. February 2007 @ 20:16

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I'm trying to find stock midi ringtones from a "Cricket JUMPC341" motorola phone. When i had that phone, i had a really good ringtone that came with the phone called "retro.mid." I want to get it on my Motorola RAZR V3 Cingular on my phone. I know how to put the ringtones on my phone. I looked up "retro.midi," but what i needed did not come up. I been trying to find it everywhere. But no luck. Can anybody give me any ideas?

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Features of Cricket JUMPC341 / JUMPC341:

* Digital talk time: Up to 280 minutes (4+ hours)
* Digital standby time: up to 200 hours (8+ days)
* Battery type: Standard lithium ion battery
* Colour: silver
* Tri-mode phone picks up both digital and analog frequencies for optimal reception
* Internet and data ready
* 2-way Text Messaging capable
* Multi Tone Polyphonic Ringer (32 Chord Polyphonic)
* Call Display supports pictures - see who's calling!
* Phone book stores up to 500 alphanumeric entries
* Stores a 60 number call list (20 incoming, 20 missed & 20 outgoing)
* Voice memo capable (up to 10 seconds)
* Event calendar, to-do list, calculator, world clock & call alarm
* T9TM text input for easy text entry
* USB (Universal Serial Bus) interface for charging and synchronization
* Dimensions: .98 x 1.73 x 4.29 in.
* Weight: 3.52 oz.

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