N95 shortcut to change profile

Hi,
does anyone know of a shortcut to change profile (ring tone - to vibrate to be specific) quickly on the n95?
instead of going tools->profiles->activate...a bit cumbersome
thanks,
mike

Yes indeed, you can use voice commands to change between profiles. However, it could take a while to train voice commands to understand you, unless you have a South African accent. Rumour has it that the person who programmes voice commands is South African.

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I hope someone reads this thread also its already marked as solved...
Anyway, i would like to use CPU frequency scaling, but in the powermanagement settings,
i cant shoose anything for frequency scaling.
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Wich daemons and/or modules do i have to activate to change the frequency policy?
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http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=462431
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<blockquote>
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