SMS and Texting

M.I.A in Texting stands for Missing In Action.

This isn't something you'd want to do.

First, the return e-mail addresses on many Internet viruses are faked. It's part of the virus: stealing innocent people's e-mail addresses and using them as the return addresses to add to the confusion.

Second, if someone you know sent it to you, they almost certainly did it accidentally. They may be less technically well-informed than you, but they're no less innocent. And besides, their computer is already infected.

That would be illegal and would lower you to the same level as the person who sent it to you. Is it worth it to go to jail for that?

yes

You don't. Distributing computer viruses is illegal. Period.

Most of the time, the 'person who sent it to you' is either unknown due to masking and spoofing techniques, or simply another innocent victim who has no idea their machine has been forwarding the virus.

You're best best is to learn more about viruses at site such as http://www.symantec.com Learn why they are created, how they work, and what you can do to prevent infection.

true, may be innocent.

And plus if you send it back to the creator, he may get mad then decide to have a war with you, and you will probaly lose so dont bother

very good and true from first poster here.

we all should move to eliminate viruses, not spread them about, delete it, kill it, DONT resend it.

also you may be intresed to know now that most countries, carry a very hefty prison sentence for distributiing virusus, so you may want to think about that one to.

you also like above would be beter off going reading up on them, and not go the way of the media...and think its the worse thing since the plaugue....they are not, learn about them and DONT send them.I like to have the home address to go visit them wit a shotgun

i wached th history c.h and i saw th show and i thk it is "can u hear me"

yes of course, whether you delete it or not, the phone records will always be online.

iTunes will backup everything on the iPhone, including SMS messages and contacts. You can do this in iTunes with the iPhone selected on the left, then click the Info tab and make sure Contact syncing is enabled.

Most phones you can click 'OK' when you take the picture. Otherwise, click options when you open the picture, and then send via text message. However some pictures (i.e. downloaded ones) will have a lock on them which does not enable you to send them

Dear only nokia phone have largest message memories if you select the message memory to external memory not on phone i mean you should change the message memory from cell phone to memory card in sms settings

and then you can save unlimited messages untill your mobile speed goes down

i have nokia 2700 classic its good i have saved more than 2000 messages in card and cell phone

and now i am looking for new cell phone with high speed and largest message memory

android is useless because touch system dont attracts me i like to use android if in type phones

by bye

If the phones you are sending from and to have all the proper attributes and settings. Then you find the Messages item in the sending phone and enter the message and the phone number in appropriate order and place and press send.

If you want to send from a computer you must find a service provider (like SMS4PC.com) and use that interface.

This text symbol means a display of affection, showing love to the person it is sent to.

first of all you need to have the nokia 6300 PC suite on you computer. Then connect your phone to your computer via usb and go into you 6300 file which will be in "my computer" and then "nokia phone browser". from then on it is easier than you think just drag the file you want on your phone to your phone file. If it is not working, go to "search" and type the file you want on your phone. And i forgot to mention once the usb is connected choose nokia mode. if nothing happens on your phone go into connectivity and choose the usb one. If you are looking for where to put the usb cable into your phone you have to take the back case off your phone and use your nails to get the black on the left. where it looks like there is no cable.

1.) Go to the picture you would want to upload from your phone

2.) You then want to hit 'options', then 'send via'

3.) Now hit HP's Snapfish (your picture will now automatically send to Snapfish. But you must first have a Snapfish account.)

4.) You will then receive a text when Snapfish gets your photo. This text will then tell you an URL to type into your PC. & a code. Your pics will now be on Snapfish

Hope this helped(:

A carrier code, at least in respect to telephones, is a way of choosing a long distance provider to make a phone call. To use the this option, enter 1010 followed by a 3 digit code to indicate which company to use. You may or may not recall, there were a host of commercials earlier this millennium talking about low cost long distance rates (the one that still sticks in my head is 10-10-220). While these rates are better than a lot of companies, IMHO, they are not as good a rate as you can get with a prepaid calling card.

The only way is to do a master reset. A master reset changes the phone settings back to the factory default. This process will erase all contacts, downloaded settings, and downloaded applications (ringtones, wallpapers, graphics, etc). This process cannot be undone. Enter *2767*3855# from the standby screen (you may need to remove the SIM before it will allow you to type the code in).

T-Mobile does not offer free text messaging per say. However, unlimited text messaging is included in most of their plans. For example a 1 line unlimited talk and text plan is $59.99 a month right now.

Texting may effect your health in school. In that case it may also effect your eyesight.

To many abbreviations may effect your spelling, your brain, and learning for younger kids especially! If you text to much you don't get enough exercise which causes you to lose your learning disability.

-Mariah Waldrop

HI

how are you?

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• Do check to see what your organisation's email policy is. Many organisations have rules about the types of message that can be sent and also if your email is monitored or screened.
• Do try to think about the message content before you send it out.
• Do make sure that the content is relevant to the recipients. Nobody likes to receive junk email.
• Do be polite. Terseness can be misinterpreted.
• Do trim any quoted message down as much as possible.
• Do try to use humour and irony sparingly. You can use smileys such as :) or :( to indicate facial expressions, but make sure that the recipient understands what they mean.
• Do ensure that you have a relevant "Subject" line.
• Do try to quote from the original message where relevant. You can break the quoted message down into paragraphs and comment on them individually to make it clearer.
• Do be patient, especially with inexperienced email users. Give people the benefit of the doubt - just because you are familiar with email etiquette, it doesn't mean that they are.
• Do include a brief signature on your email messages to help the recipient understand who it is from, especially if you are dealing with someone you do not know very well.
• Do be careful when replying to mailing list messages, or to messages sent to many recipients. Are you sure you want to reply to the whole list?
• Do remember to delete anything that isn't needed or is trivial.
• Do remember to tell people the format of any attachments you send if they're anything other than basic Microsoft Office file types.
• Do tell your correspondent if you forward a message to somebody else to deal with, so they know who to expect a reply from.
• Do use emphasis where its useful to do so. If your email system doesn't allow bold or italics then a common convention is to use a *star* either side of the word you want to stress.
• Do understand that languages such as English differ in spelling between different countries. "Organisation" and "humour" are the correct spelling in British English, but in American English it would be "organization" and "humor". Non-native speakers of English may use a variety of national spellings.

no problem

I found out that you can't. Not to where it's automatic anyways. I have a Nokia 5800 XpressMusic phone and I've searched everywhere on my phone and online. Best bet is to create a text template and use it each time, or copy/past each time ):

no, it will say text message then the number and the time, but it doesn't give what was on that message. Same with picture messages. It shows it was a picture message and the time and number but doesn't show what was in the picture

It is impossible from your cell phone but you can try some free sms services where you can setup a- number ("From" number).

I am using free service CFC and it lets me to send texts from different numbers :-)

you delete them from your sim card it worked with mine don't see why it shouldn't work wiv urs