They will hear the standard connecting tone. You may also choose any tune from our list of available "Connecting Tunes" as your standard connecting tone.

Connecting Tunes" is a new service, which allows your friends and family to hear a special song when they call you on your mobile phone, before you pick up. Keep your callers entertained while they are waiting for you to answer the phone!

No, "WoW Tunes" is what you hear when your mobile phone rings. "Connecting Tunes" on the other hand, is what someone calling you will hear until you answer the phone. "Connecting Tunes" replaces the ordinary "toot toot".

No, this feature is not supported at this phase. You may select any "Connecting Tune" from the list of available tunes. But you can simply call 177 to record your own Connecting Tune.

You can activate and deactivate the "Connecting Tunes" service via our website or the Interactive Voice Response service (please refer to question no 9 above). Step 2: Select the "Activate" radio button in order to activate the account and the "Deactivate" radio button in order to deactivate the account. Step 2: Select the "Activate" radio button in order to activate the account and the "Deactivate" radio button in order to deactivate the account.

You will receive an SMS message confirming the successful addition of the "Connecting Tune" to your personal album. Once you have added all the "Connecting Tunes" you like to your personal album, you may start assigning them to any caller or caller group in your phonebook. You may have different "Connecting Tunes" for different times of day for several callers or caller groups, and assign a different default "Connecting Tunes" for different times of day.

Your "Connecting Tunes" Album and settings can be managed easily through our website or the Interactive Voice Response service 177 (please refer to question no 9 above).

Yes, "Connecting Tunes" is compatible with any mobile handset (the Connecting Tunes" are loaded onto the network rather than onto the mobile itself). You will be charged a monthly subscription fee of 1 BD, and 500 fils for every new "Connecting Tune" you add to your Album.

The callers only hear ringing so they do not know that the call is being transferred to your location.

If you have suspended the service, the connecting tone for all your callers will be the traditional connecting tone. When your callers' phone numbers are not in any of your caller groups, we will follow your setting in 'Connecting Tone Playing Mode' to play the connecting tone for your callers. The setting in 'Connecting Tone Playing Mode' will not affect the playing mechanism of the connecting tones in your caller groups or the connecting tones playing at designated time for a phone number.

Yes, you may certainly personalize your greeting whenever a greeting is recorded. It's attentively saved as your greeting; however you may re-record the greeting at anytime. Top..

Yes, you can assign a particular "Connecting Tune" for a specific caller, or for a specific caller group.

long as you are still subscribed to the service, your callers will hear your standard "Connecting Tune". You may add new "Connecting Tune" at any time.

There are no "assigned" teachers. Instead, the program offers participants the opportunity to learn from multiple teachers, each bringing their own insights and expertise. Faculty members teach in a supportive and encouraging style, coordinating comments and suggestions in the participant's assignment book.

No. We welcome you to make an appointment with our advisors, Tara Hall, Adrian or Schatoya. If you have already worked with one of them and wish to continue, it is permissible and we suggest you make that request at the time you make your appointment.

Every matriculated student at Marist College is assigned to an academic advisor. When a student enters the College with a declared major, they are generally placed with an advisor within their chosen academic discipline. "Undeclared" students are assigned to a faculty member or an administrator who will work closely with their advisees to help them seek out an area of study that is consistent with their interests, abilities and future plans.

first, Get a lesson from him telling you where notes are. Then play: Mi, Re, Do, Ti, La, So, and Fa. He'll give you a Alto Card. Later in the game, play this for him: La, Mi, Re, Do, Re, Do, Re. You'll get a Tenor Card. Near the end, play: La Ti Do Re So Do Re Mi, then he will give you a Saprano Card!

With most systems, no. Your on-hold program loops continuously, even if no one is holding. When a caller is put on hold, they start hearing the message at whatever point it is playing. Because of this, it's unlikely that a caller would hear the exact same messages every time they call, unless they hold for a long time or they are a frequent caller.