Marcel Kilgus writes: >> 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).
You know too much for our own good ;) However, the case was more complex than I was able to describe without venturing way off topic. Anyway, in Norway now service providers are required to keep much better track of sms messages than before. >>> 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. Well my mobile guru can do it directly from software on his fone, and the one Ive got certainly cant, although it can do every useless thing imaginable otherwise. >> 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 ;-) ahh, had forgotten about the mapping ;) Per _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
