mRing can play standard Treo polyphonic ring tones (MIDI files) and WAV sounds.

If you have installed the latest mRing on your device, you may also use MP3 files without any additional software.

Apparently, there is a bug in the Treo's address book application (Contacts) - it doesn't initialize its database correctly and when you launch mRing it tries to access this un-initialized database and crashes. The difficulty here is that we cannot initialize the contacts database, since it is 'owned' by a different app (Contacts).

However, there is a work around for this. Go to you contacts and add or modify some of its categories (for example, add a new category, or delete an existing one that you no longer use). After this, Contacts will repair its database, and mRing will work correctly.

To assign ring tone or image for category, contact or system event, tap on the desired entry in the table or use the 5-way navigation keys to highlight it and press the center key. The Configuration form will appear.
On the configuration form you can select ring tone for phone calls and for SMS, and also assign appropriate image. In order to assign ring tone or image tap on one of the "Add" buttons at the bottom of the screen and navigate to the desired file.

You can also define system ring tones in the same way. To switch between category, contact and system ring tone selection, use three buttons on the bottom of the mRing main screen.

If you are using Butler's Two Key Answer feature together with mRing, it may not allow you to answer or reject incoming calls. To avoid this issue, disable the Phone Keyguard (Two Key Answer) option in Butler.

Also, both Hobbyist Software and MotionApps are aware of this issue and are working on implementing a fix.

You will not be able to do so. mRing uses entries from the default Treo address book and you cannot associate ring tones with contacts in some other application.

If cannot accept the call, you can choose to ignore it and send SMS to the contact. When you press "Tap to ignore with SMS", the call will be ignored and Compose SMS screen will pop up with a caller number in the "TO" field.

Volume and vibration options are configured through the profiles. You can configure these options by selecting General > Profiles.

Note that if a contact/category is marked as VIP or mute mRing will use VIP settings or stay silent regardless of the currently active profile.

If you select "No Profile" as the active profile in mRing, mRing will use the Treo system volume settings instead of profiles.

mRing includes five free ring tones stored in "mRing" folder on your SD card after the installation. Also, mRing will allow you to use virtually any mp3 or wav file from your SD card.

To get customized ring tones you can select the Get Ring Tones option from mRing main menu.

In order to disable mRing quick menu, you should open the application, select General Settings in main menu and uncheck Enable mRing quick menu option.

Yes, you can assign another ring tone to a contact. mRing will always play the individual contact ring tone.

You can configure this option in the mRing General settings. mRing can show or hide private contacts.

You can follow this procedure in order to install MIDI ring tones to your Treo:

Copy the .mid file to your SD card.
In Blazer you should be able to enter the URL, file:///path/to/file.mid

For example:
File not in a directory: file:///file.mid
File in a directory: file:///dir/file.mid
File in a subdirectory: file:///dir1/dir2/file.mid

Then just choose save. Also, you can rename the tone if you like. The new tone will now be available in the Treo ring tones database.

You can remove all mRing settings by selecting General > Advanced from the main application menu. Then you can select which settings to remove and tap "Apply Selection".

mRing supports images up to the 1280x1024 resolution; however, we are highly recommend assigning images with 320x320 or 640x480 resolution, considering that larger resolution can slow down the phone dialog.

This issue occurs when you are trying to register a new version of the application with the registration code for earlier versions you purchased and vice versa.

You will need to install the appropriate application version and the "Continue with trial" screen will disappear.

In order to set different active profile you will need to set active profile within mRing settings and then select it on the Today screen.

mRing v4.03 will allow you to use unlimited length SMS ring tones. If you wish to stop it when ringing, simply press any key.

mRing can play MP3, WAV, WMA and MIDI sounds without additional software.

For each contact or category in your phone book you can define which ring tone will be used by selecting the list entry in the mRing main screen.

You can also define system ring tones in the same way. To switch between category, contact and system ring tone selection, use the tab control on the bottom of the mRing main screen.

Volume and vibration options are configured through the profiles. Configure these options by selecting "Profiles" tab on the main screen. Note that if a contact/category is marked as VIP or mute mRing will use VIP settings or stay silent regardless of the currently active profile.

You will not be able to do so. mRing uses entries from the default Treo address book and you cannot associate ring tones with contacts in some other application.

Yes, you can assign another ring tone to a contact. mRing will always play the individual contact ring tone.

When assigning ring tones via mRing WM, if you select "All folders" option, all mRing compatible ring tones both from the main memory and SD card will be displayed.

Please note that your ring tones must be stored in the first folder on your SD card (e.g. \RingTones); if you have more than one subfolder (e.g.\RingTones\RingTones1), mRing will not be able to recognize the ring tones in the RingTones1 subfolder.

If you do not see mRing in the Today screen list it means that mRing is not installed properly. Please completely remove mRing from your device and install a new copy of the latest version.

PTo install an application unzip the .ZIP archive file on your desktop, transfer .cab file to your device and run it there.

When installing mRing, you must restart your device when prompted. Also, it is necessary that mRing resides in the main memory of the device and not on the SD card.

MIDI ring tones are fully supported by mRing, but on some devices their preview is not available. However, when you receive a phone call or text message selected ring tone will be played correctly.

You can get ring tones directly from your mobile device by selecting "Get Ringtones" option from the mRing main menu, or you can use ActiveSync to deploy files to your device.

Error code #10A can occur when your device does not have internet connection available, when internet connection is malfunctioning for some reason or if you tried to activate while we were running maintenance of our web site. In all three cases, please try to activate again later.

Also, in order to activate you can use the internet connection on your desktop computer. Please note that you will need to have ActiveSync installed on your desktop computer. Connect your device to the desktop computer by USB sync cable, run the application and choose the "Activate" option from the menu and an activation form will appear. Enter your activation code into the appropriate input field and follow the on-screen instructions.

mRing will look for the ring tones in the My Documents folder in main memory of your phone and in any folders on the SD card.

If you remove your SD card rarely, the best place for ring tones is some folder on SD card because this saves the space in main memory. However, if you are switching between multiple SD cards, you may wish to store ring tones in /My Documents/My Ringtones folder in main memory.

Please note that your ring tones must be stored in the first folder on your SD card (e.g. \RingTones); if you have more than one subfolder (e.g.\RingTones\RingTones1), mRing will not be able to recognize the ring tones in the RingTones1 subfolder.

mRing comes with 5 MP3 ring tones you can use for incoming phone call or SMS notifications.

When you install mRing for WM, you will find five free ring tones stored in My Ringtones folder. When assigning ring tones via mRing, if you select "All folders" option, all mRing compatible ring tones both from the main memory and SD card will be displayed.

To find more ring tones, select Get Ring Tones item from mRing main menu.

Please note that your ring tones must be stored in the first folder on your SD card (e.g. \RingTones); if you have more than one subfolder (e.g.\RingTones\RingTones1), mRing will not be able to recognize the ring tones in the RingTones1 subfolder.