on
both devices and the iPad needs to be set up to send text messages via
the iPhone.
Regards,
Sieghard
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I believe you can get iPads which support cellular. Can you send and receive
text messages on these iPads?
On 11/18/2014 10:37 PM, Sieghard Weitzel wrote:
You can’t send a text message on an iPad unless you have it set up
How do you differentiate between the two? Trying to send a text message to
someone that does not have an iDevice and it fails on my wife's new iPad..
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Once you are in the message field, it should say iMessage. If it says text
message, it is not a iMessage phone number or email.
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You need cellular service for non-iMessage text messages.
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when i go to settings on my i pad under s m s i can’t
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How do you differentiate between the two? Trying to send a text message to
someone that does not have an iDevice and it fails on my wife's new
Margaret, this is an iOS 7 bug. On your iPhone do the following:
1. Select SETTINGS
2. Select MESSAGES
3. Enable the SEND_AS_SMS setting
The next try may take a few minutes to revert to a green-colored SMS text
but afterwards the messages should go as SMS texts right away.
romeoyankee
On
If you go into Contacts, change the categorisation of your sons phone from
iphone to mobile. This worked for me! Harry
On 12 Mar 2014, at 22:17, Margaret Booth margaretebo...@gmail.com wrote:
I have an iPhone 5 and my son doesn't have an iPhone but he use too. the
problem I'm having is
Yes I think the same. I have deleted his contact and put his phone umber under
phone not iPhone. The text messages are still sent as iMessages instead of
plain text messages.
Margaret
Margaret Booth
margaretebo...@gmail.com
On 13 Mar 2014, at 9:23 am, Richard Turner
I have worked it out how to change an iMessage to a text message.
What you have to do is to send the message as and iMessage and when it comes up
after it has been sent I did a one finger double tab and hold on the iMessage
and a menu comes up with copy and text. I double tapped on text
how do you change to mobile from iPhone? I can't see anything in the area where
you fill out the fields to add a new contact.
Margaret
Margaret Booth
margaretebo...@gmail.com
On 13 Mar 2014, at 6:06 pm, Harry Bell ubupanora...@icloud.com wrote:
If you go into Contacts, change the
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On Mar 13, 2014, at 4:12 AM, Margaret Booth margaretebo...@gmail.com wrote:
how do you change to mobile from iPhone? I can't see anything in the area
where you fill out the fields to add a new
When you add a contact and double-tap on add phone, once you enter the phone
number, do a one finger left flick and you should land on the label button
which may say something like Home, if it says home, and that is the person's
only phone, you could try just leaving it labeled home. Or,
I have an iPhone 5 and my son doesn't have an iPhone but he use too. the
problem I'm having is since I upgraded my phone to IOS 7.1 is when I send a
text message to him it sends as an iMessage and it goes but he doesn't receive
it. before I upgraded the message wouldn't go and a button would
It sounds like your phone still thinks he has an iPhone.
What does it say in your contacts?
Try deleting his phone in contacts and reentering it with the label mobile
and see if that helps.
The only time the iPhone will send iMessages is if it thinks the person has an
iPhone.
Richard
There is
Hi, this doesn't solve the immediate issue, but your son should
de-associate his old iPhone number from his Apple ID, then when people
write him from an iPhone it will go out as a regular sms instead of an
iMessage.
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Actually if it's a text message it will just say message.
Christopher Hallsworth
On 06/02/2013 22:49, Marcy Weinberg wrote:
When the edit field is activated, It will say iMessage if it is an iMessage, or
text message if it is a text message. Sometimes, though, It may say iMessage,
but after
...@charter.net wrote:
Somehow it knows and the send button will remain dimmed, which means you
cannot send the message.
From: Arnold Schmidt
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2013 8:05 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: IMessage Versus Text Message Question
I understand that an iMessage can have
,
or text message if it is a text message. Sometimes, though, It may say
iMessage, but after it is sent, It will say sent as text message.
Most frequently, though, you will know which kind of message you are sending
because of the way the edit field is labeled.
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, February 05, 2013 8:05 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: IMessage Versus Text Message Question
I understand that an iMessage can have an unlimited number of characters,
but only can be used between Apple devices. A text message allegedly only
can have 160 characters. If I have
I think iMessage is unlimited whereas Sms text messages are 160
characters and so may be sent in multiple parts.
Christopher Hallsworth
On 06/02/2013 03:36, Regina Alvarado wrote:
Marcy,
i will not argue what you said, but I have a habit of writing fairly
long texts. In previous versions of
Hello all
There is a setting where you can show the character count. Go to
settings, messages, and turn this on.
Chris.
Christopher Hallsworth
On 06/02/2013 02:52, Marcy Weinberg wrote:
And iMessage can have an unlimited number of characters. When you sent a
message to someone who does not
When the edit field is activated, It will say iMessage if it is an iMessage, or
text message if it is a text message. Sometimes, though, It may say iMessage,
but after it is sent, It will say sent as text message.
Most frequently, though, you will know which kind of message you are sending
I understand that an iMessage can have an unlimited number of characters, but
only can be used between Apple devices. A text message allegedly only can have
160 characters. If I have iMessage turned on,how does my phone know whether
the recipient is using an Apple device, or not, to which it
Somehow it knows and the send button will remain dimmed, which means you cannot
send the message.
From: Arnold Schmidt
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2013 8:05 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: IMessage Versus Text Message Question
I understand that an iMessage can have an unlimited
are identified as
iMessaging contacts r not. This is the only way I can think of.
Cheers,
Cris
From: MamaPeach
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2013 8:25 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: IMessage Versus Text Message Question
Somehow it knows and the send button will remain dimmed, which
And iMessage can have an unlimited number of characters. When you sent a
message to someone who does not have I messaging, then their limit is 160
characters. If the text message exceeds 160 characters, It is divided into two
or more text messages. Obviously the number of text messages received
Marcy,
i will not argue what you said, but I have a habit of writing fairly long
texts. In previous versions of IOS, I would write a text and would hear a
whoosh and another woosh if it was too long. Now it always says iMessage and
when I send I only hear one whoosh. Now, I do not know if my
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