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How do I place a call on hold on my iPhone 7?

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While on your phone if you are getting a call you can click "hold and answer".

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How do I put a call on hold to make another call?

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Once its on hold, press "add call." Then, you can talk to the other person.

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How can you put a call on hold and call another party before returning to the original call?

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Place the call on hold then press "add call"; choose the person you'd like. Press "merge calls," and take the other person off hold.

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Can an iPhone user hold an existing call without actually answering the other call?

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Yes, you can do this.

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How do I place an iPhone call on hold when I look up an email?

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It depends on your iOS version. If you're using iOS 7+, just press the home button and enter your email app of choice. If you want to return to the call, open the phone app again.

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How do I place a call on hold so that I can access my calendar?

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Depends on your iOS version. If you're using iOS 7+, just press the home button and enter your calendar. If you want to return to the call, open the phone app again.

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How do I go to my messages when placing an iPhone call on hold?

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Press “thumb button” at bottom center of screen/phone...that opens “home page” showing all apps icons... Tap app icon for messages...(green cloud). Message app opens... select from most recent message streams or tap on new message icon to send a message or view stream from a specific contact type name/number. Send that message, or get information needed, and press thumb button at bottom center screen/phone and all apps on “Home Screen” will return, If need to return to actual call in progress/or on hold, press the center button twice quickly. That pulls up the dark screen with telephone options(speaker, mute, etc.).

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