[ArtieTheOneManParty]

In my X, I was able to edit the voicemail contact so it would send the tones automatically. I can figure out how to do it on the RAZR.

[lowboydrvr]

Here is how I did it:
Menu, Settings, Call Settings, Voicemail settings, then: *86 (pause) password (xxxx) followed by pound sign...should look like this: *86,1234#. Don't forget to click the Ok button.

Hope that helps.

[Cyber Warrior]

You tried this?
settings > call settings > voicemail settings

The two commas are pauses, each one represents a two-second delay. The X's represent the four digit password.

*86,,XXXX#

[ishore99]

that worked great when I press the 1 key. But it does not work for the Voicemail Widget. Is that workable?

[Cyber Warrior]

Not from the widget. Only from the speed dial.

[ishore99]

But you can't edit the speed dial, unless you know a way.

[ArtieTheOneManParty]

Here is how I did it:
Menu, Settings, Call Settings, Voicemail settings, then: *86 (pause) password (xxxx) followed by pound sign...should look like this: *86,1234#. Don't forget to click the Ok button.

Hope that helps.

Thanks! Worked like a charm.

[ishore99]

I had done that, but it does not control the VM Widget. Any ideas on that one?

[rstokes123]

On my Droid Razr Maxx. there is no call settings in the settings menu. Here's how I edited voicemail contact so it would send the tones automatically.

Go to Voicemail in your contacts list.
Menu: Edit
add new phone number that looks like this: *86,[your password, no brackets] followed by pound sign {#]
Save (note which type of contact the new number was saved to, usually home)
Place a direct dial widget [found under apps, widgets found on top line] on your home screen, assign the voicemail number you just saved to the widget.
Try it!

[carracerz14]

Call settings are inside the dialer menu, where they belong.

Sent from my RAZR MAXXIMUS