P Witte wrote: > A friend of mine may just have won his court case thanks to an SMS he had > the foresight to keep! (Mine are more likely to get me into trouble, but > what the hell! Id like to keep them all the same ;)
Wow. I mean even I can send any text message with any sender-number attached to it by directly dialing the Vodafone SMS gateway using appropriate software. At least I used to be possible to do this, haven't tried in some time (the possibilities for mischief are endless of course). >> Huh? Even my 3 year old Siemens S55 can do that just fine. Backup >> (phone or SIM memory), restore, sending of messages. All possible >> through the PC software. > Just check that it will actually save your text messages on the PC, 'cause > thats the one that seems to be as rare as hen's teeth. No need to check, have done that often enough. Cannot imagine any Siemens phone not being able to do this. Same with Nokia, even my ancient 3210 could do that, IIRC. It's just a question of the right software. > This one has a blutooth COM port, but for some unfathomable reason it has > set its heart on COM10!. Will check if other software has grabbed the lower > ports and try to change it. High COM ports are not unusual for Bluetooth. But why is that a problem? Even QPC can handle up to COM32 ;-) > Thanks for your helpful response! You're welcome ;-) Marcel _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
