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Coding Workshop Ringtone Converter 5.25 Star Pick
Small screenshot for Coding Workshop Ringtone Converter.
Submitted:10 Aug 2004
File Size:6.36 MB
License:Shareware
Price: $9.00 USD (approx.)
OS:Win 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP
Rating: Rated 5 Glowing Stars.
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Coding Workshop Ringtone Converter allows you to add ringtones to your mobile or cellular phone whatever the make or model, and without using cables or expensive SMS services. There is also a built in ringtone composer for those who know how to play a piano, and lots of easy to use tools for those who do not!

The converter does not rely on conversion alone as a source of ring tones, it comes with over 100 tones for your phone. Additional ring tone 'packs' are also freely available from users sites, further expanding the availability of quality ring tones.

With the included ringtones, additional free ringtone packs, and the converter functions, virtually any tune you can think of is available free on the internet in one of the formats. With the Ringtone Converter you do not need to have any musical or technical knowledge, the program takes care of all the details for you.

The Ringtone Converter supports most models of phone including Amiosonic, Audiovox, Alcatel, BenQ, Bird, Blackberry, Compal, Datang, DBTel, Eastcom, EMOL, Ericsson, Inventec, Htc, Legend, LG, Kyocera, Microsoft, Motorola, OKWap, Nokia, NEC, Panasonic, Philips, Samsung, Sendo, Sewon, Sotec, Sony, Siemens, TCL, Toplux, Toshiba and ZTE handsets, with more added every month.

This free trial version allows you to convert the first 15 notes of each ringtone for your phone.

This download is the free trial version of Coding Workshop Ringtone Converter. The full version can be purchased for around $9.00 USD.

Get the full version of Coding Workshop Ringtone Converter now for $9.00 USD.
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