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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Fido / February 2004How do I send a pic as an email...
with Fido? I can only send SMS messages, but how does one send a pic? Thx. Using the email client in your phone. Fido doesn't currently support MMS. TTYL > with Fido? I can only send SMS messages, but how does one send a pic? > > Thx. How do I set that up ie. where do i enter password for my pop server et al? : Using the email client in your phone. Fido doesn't currently support MMS. : TTYL : : > with Fido? I can only send SMS messages, but how does one send a pic? : > : > Thx. > How do I set that up ie. where do i enter password for my pop server > et al? What's your phone? If you're comfortable crawling around in the menus, here's a hint: You use Fido's SMTP server to actually send the message. I think it's gprs.fido.ca. It doesn't require authentication.  Signature"Any sufficiently advanced stupidity is indistinguishable from malice." : > How do I set that up ie. where do i enter password for my pop server : > et al? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] : use Fido's SMTP server to actually send the message. I think it's : gprs.fido.ca. It doesn't require authentication. It's the Siemens M55. I dont have userid or password. > It's the Siemens M55. I dont have userid or password. I'll let someone who knows the M55 answer, but you don't need a user name or password for Fido's SMTP server. It knows that you're attempting to access it from your network, and it knows who you are from which cell phone you're using. Signature"Any sufficiently advanced stupidity is indistinguishable from malice." : I'll let someone who knows the M55 answer, but you don't need a user : name or password for Fido's SMTP server. It knows that you're attempting : to access it from your network, and it knows who you are from which cell : phone you're using. 'K. Everytime I try to send, it says "No active accounts found" > : I'll let someone who knows the M55 answer, but you don't need a user > : name or password for Fido's SMTP server. It knows that you're [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > 'K. > Everytime I try to send, it says "No active accounts found" Once you found the setup screen (menu,messages, setup, email, account, options,chg settings) you found this: user acces: fido gprs name: your name email address: your provider email identifcation: Your provider username Password: your provider password Max size: I set it to 8ko Keep copy on server: yes type: pop3 serv. pop3: Your internet provider pop3 (not fido) port pop3: 110 serv. smtp: gprs.fido.ca port smtp: 25 autentification: no It work ok for me. I can read my provider mail and send emails. Also for MMS you can use it if you use: server: http://mms.wirelesslab.ca IP: 205.151.011.011 IP port: 9201 It really depends on your phone. You need 3 things setup: 1- a GPRS profile APN: internet.fido.ca no login name no password DNS1 and 2 set to 000.000.000.000 2-outbound SMTP server: gprs.fido.ca , port 25 you'll also need to imput your email address that will appear in the "from" of your messages. (for instance, you home email address). 3- inbound pop server you'll need to enter the name of the pop server where your emails are to be picked up, (standard port is 110), along with a username/password combination, and usually a download limit per message (you don't want to receive a 2 meg file on Fido since WAP isn't free). I'm having problem to do that too. My phone is Nokia 6220, and I can send email from the phone but the problem is that the connection which the multimedia message uses is the MMS and I cannot attach the image to an email. Any help would be appreciated. When I choose Send image by email, it still tries to send the email through the MMS connection and that fails. Anyone knows if I can send the message through irDA? > It really depends on your phone. > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > usually a download limit per message (you don't want to receive a 2 meg file > on Fido since WAP isn't free). > I'm having problem to do that too. My phone is Nokia 6220, and I can > send email from the phone but the problem is that the connection which > the multimedia message uses is the MMS and I cannot attach the image > to an email. When you compose an email message (not an SMS), does the NOKIA give you the option to add attachements ? If so, then you attach the file containing your picture. (as opposed to openint the picture and then using options to send the picture). In the siemens, there are 3 disctinct sending options, SMS, MMS and email. Interestingly, there are items that can only be sent by SMS, (for instance an entry in the phone book). There are also little sounds you can attach in SMSs that you cannot send as an email. (yes, the siemens has even more hidden sounds available while you compose an SMS but not available elswhere). I don't see any attachment option in the E-mail software. Is there other way to transfer the photo out other than MMS, like is there any software I can download to my phone to accomplish that? > > I'm having problem to do that too. My phone is Nokia 6220, and I can > > send email from the phone but the problem is that the connection which [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > email. (yes, the siemens has even more hidden sounds available while you > compose an SMS but not available elswhere). |
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