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Windows Phone 7 : Checking Voicemail

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If someone leaves you a voicemail, you’ll know because you’ll see the little upside-down eyeglasses icon in the lower-left corner of the lock screen. The icon also appears on the Phone tile on Start. Setting up your voicemail box should be fairly straightforward. If you run into problems, consult your carrier’s website or the information that comes with your phone.

1. Listen to Your Messages

  1. On the Start screen, tap Phone.

  2. Tap Voicemail.

  3. Using the keypad, enter your password.

  4. Follow the voice prompts to access any messages in your mailbox.


Tip:

You can find the phone number for your voicemail box in Phone Settings. On Start, tap Settings > Applications > Phone.



Tip:

You can also direct-dial your voicemail box by pressing and holding the 1 key on the keypad.


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