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MyJAL currently supports Midi (.mid), Wave (.wav), and MP3 (.mp3).
The phone model must support the media format. Not all phones models
support all media formats. The ring tones must also be properly formatted
to allow the phone to support the media. Because of these requirements
GoMyTEAM will not support third party ring tones.
Third party ring tones are ring tones provided by another manufacturer and/or
user other than the manufacturer of the model phone and/or service provider.
The "eLicense Key" is based on the hardware fingerprint (HFP) of your
computer system. If the hardware fingerprint changes or was submitted
with incorrectly the key automatically becomes void.
In some cases the hardware fingerprint (HFP) can change without notice to
the user. This can be caused by system updates, adding/removing
hardware, and/or reinstalling the operating system. If the hardware
fingerprint (HFP) changes you can simply submit a request for a new
key by using the lost elicense key form on this site.
The request for a new key will require the customer informaton from
your receipt and the new hardware fingerprint (NHFP). The new hardware
fingerprint (NHFP) can be obtained using the "Registration and Hardware ID
Tool" or downloading the
hardware fingerprint tool.
The new key will be sent via email once the new hardware fingerprint
(NHFP) has been validated with the previous hardware fingerprint (PHFP).
A transaction number to lookup the "eLicense Key" on our website is
sent via email. It is important to add "@gomyteam.com" to your allow
email list. If the domain is not added to the email allow list, check the
junk/spam folders.
When purchasing, confirm the email address and hardware fingerprint (HFP) are
correct. An email cannot be sent if the email address and hardware
fingerprint are invalid.
If you have not recieved your transaction number via email within 48 hours,
submit a request for a key using our "Lost eLicense Key" form. A key
will be generated and sent to you via email and/or an email will be sent with
the transaction number to lookup your key.
Again, it is very important to add our domain: "@gomyteam.com" to receive our
emails, including emails from technical support.
NOTE: Do NOT purchase a new key if you have not received a key
or if the email address and/or hardware fingerprint (HFP) are
invalid. Just update your information using the "Lost eLicense Key" form.
Filenames are limited in length. The maximum number of characters a
filename can have is 20 characters, including the file extension. If the
filename length is excessed, rename the file to a shorter length to meet the
limitation.
If the media is on CDROM, the media is read only. The media will need to
be copied to your computer before it can be renamed.
If you are using Windows 98 or Windows Me, you may receive the following error
message:
"This program has performed an illegal operation and will be
shut down. If the problem persists, contact the program vendor."
This error mesage can occur for any of the following reasons:
1.
An unexpected event has occurred in Windows. An
"invalid page fault" error message often indicates that a program improperly
attempted to use random access memory (RAM). For example, this error message
can occur if a program or a Windows component reads or writes to a memory
location that is not allocated to it. When this behavior occurs, the program
can potentially overwrite and corrupt other program code in that area of
memory.
2.
A program has requested data that is not currently
in virtual memory, and Windows attempts to retrieve the data from a storage
device and load it into RAM. An "invalid page fault" error message can occur
when Windows cannot locate the data. This behavior often occurs when the
virtual memory area becomes corrupted.
3.
The virtual memory system has become unstable
because of a shortage of physical memory (RAM).
4.
The virtual memory system has become unstable
because of a shortage of free disk space.
5.
The virtual memory area is corrupted by a program.
6.
A program is attempting to access data that is
being modified by another program that is running.