Windows 10: Altitude audible call out alerts during approach

I have looked...and looked...and looked trying to find the answer to this question. No one, and I mean NO ONE has answered it.WILL YOU BE THE FIRST?Situation: MSFS 2020...up until recently I was getting audible warnings in the cockpit, "Don't sink"...and "500". But now...I don't hear those warnings and alerts anymore. I have read that there are some Simers that get altitude callouts every all the way to touchdown on their final approach.Question: How do they get that? Where in FS can I find this menu and choose the callout altitudes I want? Is this a Garmin G1000

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Nokia 5300: audible missed call alert needed!

Hi,

I've had my 5300 just long enough that it's too late to return it, and the lack of a setting for an audible missed call alert is bugging the heck out of me. The phone does display an icon if I've missed any calls or text messages, which I find spectacularly
useless compared to other phones that I've owned that had audible alerts.

The 5300 is a java phone, and only .jar and .jad apps can be installed. I have searched far and wide on the web looking for software that will give me the ability to set an audible alert for missed calls; if found a couple of .sis files, but nothing that will
work on my phone.

I will be eternally grateful if anybody can point me in the right direction!

shelley
Message Edited by on 01-Jul-200708:17 PM

 

N95 Audible alert for Texts / Voicemail Recieved

Hiya,

Audible alerts are available for text messages, and are available in the profiles:

Menu - Tools - Profiles - Select a profile - Options - Personalise - Message Alert Tone

Voicemail notifications are network dependant - I believe Orange flash an icon on the screen, where o2 sends a text and/or call from the voicemail service...

There should be options for that when you dial the voicemail though

 

Custom alerts for certain e-mails

I suppose my temporary solution will be to set up a separate e-mail account for those alerts to go to and only check that account using the mobile device, then set up all e-mails to use a loud alert sound. This severely limits the functionality of the device
for me since I won't be able to view normal e-mails but I need the alerts to be audible. I have noticed other unfortunate limitations as well. These seem like such simple things, like having the ability to have the task list sync with a public folder rather
than ones personal task list.



I will look into some of your other suggestions, thanks