Jim:
Where can one find the syntax that can used in a text message to cause an
email to be generated?
Thanks.
Bob
> Holy cow Batman can you say progress?! Discovered this by accident
> just yesterday.
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> Jim
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Jeff - 10 May 2005 19:19 GMT
I have always been able to send a SMS as an e-mail. I have also gotten
failure notices for sending to an incorrect address or wireless #. Its not
new here in the North East.
> Jim:
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sfx96-groups@yahoo.com - 11 May 2005 23:00 GMT
The following works for me on Cingular service. I have heard Cingular
uses different gateway codes for different parts of the country, but
111 seems to work most places.
If this message appears poorly word-wrapped, pardon the confusion. I'm
still trying to figure out how to post these messages correctly.
Jim
SMS
*****
To: <SMS gateway code for Cingular>
Body: <destination email address>() <mssg text>
Example:
To: 111
Body: john.doe@yahoo.com (What's up?) Hi, how are you?
Be aware, the parens act as delimiters for Subject Line text. The
parens themselves are required, but you don't have to include text.
Just means the mail message will display no subject line.
MMS
******
Syntax:
To: <destination email address>
Subj: <subject>
Body: <mssg text>
Example:
To: john.doe@yahoo.com
Subj: What's up?
Body: Hi, how are you?
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