Hi guys.
May be I didn't figure it out yet but I don't see in my MT3G an option to attach contact to sms/mms or send contact from address book directly . It's really annoying - any simple phone has it.
I'm noob to this device and may be didn't RTFM thoroughly. So is there any way to do it?
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Hi guys,
sorry to get back on this question, but it is really bugging me off:
When I try to send an sms to SOME contacts, my 9100 sends me to the generic SMS form - without pre-filling the "To" field with the correct number.
Of course the contacts in question does have a mobile/sms number filled in. Also, I can't figure which contacts are affected.
And: the problem seems to happen only with the original Contacts form. SMSsing from Agenda Fusion works just right.
Editing over two characters in the "note" section of the contact seems to fix the problem FOR THAT SPECIFIC name only, but of course I'd like to find a more sensible solution.
Any suggestions?
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Dear Folks,
I am sorry if this has been covered before, I did a search for "bulk SMS" and loads came up but I could not find the answer...
QUESTION:
I have a new HTC HD2 that has a different telephone number, I have copied over 500+ contacts, and I would like to know if there is an easy way to notify my contacts that my number has changed?
You help and guidance would be so much appreciated.
ADC (Yateley, UK)
Use Ajura Bulk SMS Service to notify your contacts
adchesney said:
Dear Folks,
I am sorry if this has been covered before, I did a search for "bulk SMS" and loads came up but I could not find the answer...
QUESTION:
I have a new HTC HD2 that has a different telephone number, I have copied over 500+ contacts, and I would like to know if there is an easy way to notify my contacts that my number has changed?
You help and guidance would be so much appreciated.
ADC (Yateley, UK)
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Hi,
With Ajura Bulk SMS service you can send SMSs to as many telephone numbers as you want. You can check more about this service on Google.
Dear All,
This is first for me in ages, sorry if this is the wrong section.
I have a HTC HD2 T-mobile.
I want to send an sms to ALL my contacts in one go, rather than having to set up multiple groups of 100 members. As i update my contacts on a regular basis, it can be difficult to track who is "grouped" and "not grouped".
Is there a way to send text messages to all the contacts in one go?
Many thanks for all your help and support.
yes mate check out www.shubaroo.com although he sold his contact changer program to market place but still worth a shot mate
hmm, tried it mate, but no such luck sorry.
any more help please?
I have had my EVO for about 2 weeks (came from a Blackberry) and noticed something odd in the address book contacts.
For every phone number within the contacts, it gives you the option to send a message. It gives you this option even if it is not a mobile number. Can this be fixed? Is there another way to store contacts within Android - because several times I've pressed the wrong number to send a message to without realizing it and then get a message of course saying they never received the message (because it was sent to their landline or fax).
Thanks in advance for your help in this matter -
Sincerely,
Kevin
twitter.com/kstagg
This is not a glitch. Sprint offers text to landline. Edit: NVM it does not cost extra
http://www.sprintpcs.com/common/popups/pop-txt2landline.html
Solution, dump the default messaging app get handcent and turn on the handcent option that only shows mobile numbers. Now when you want to type a new message make sure you go into handcent find the person there and it wont' show anything but their mobile.
many thanks...
...but was hoping that rather than a purely SMS app that there was a replacement address book app. Is there such a thing? Something with all the functionality of the default address book?
I have a gmail account - is there a google option for this? Please forgive noob question as I'm very new to android and am trying to figure this all out.
Many thanks bud.
kstagg said:
...but was hoping that rather than a purely SMS app that there was a replacement address book app. Is there such a thing? Something with all the functionality of the default address book?
I have a gmail account - is there a google option for this? Please forgive noob question as I'm very new to android and am trying to figure this all out.
Many thanks bud.
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No the address book will let you send text messages to any number. You either need to be more careful when choosing a number there to text, or instead go to your text message app and initiate new messaged through there.
For host alerts at my place of work we use Nagios to send email alerts to the email associated with our phone number by the carrier so if your phone number was 555-555-1234 you could send an email to your phone with:
SMTP:[email protected]
These come through as an email address and with I believe the stock app and Handcent I can reply to these the four digit code associated with an alert to acknowledge them and sort of take responsibility for fixing the issue. I was kind of wondering why only some apps support this and how some of them just fail to send. I was also kind of hoping there was a way to make all sms applications support this. I believe the apps that support it are converting from sms to mms because the target is an email. Which brings me to my apology if this is already a thread somewhere. It's incredibly difficult to search using the same keywords someone would use to do the opposite of what you're looking for. If a solution for this exists I'm sorry. Anytime I search for a solution to this I get "how to stop sms converting to mms" and many other similarly titled threads. Any ideas?