Figure 3.2: Reading an SMS
3. When you have read the SMS you can click any of the buttons underneath
to:
•
Reply
to the sender. You will then be moved to the
SMS create
screen with the received text displayed and the phone number of
the sender already filled in (see Section
3.2
).
•
Delete
the SMS.
Note:
The SMS is deleted immediately without con-
firmation and is not possible to restore.
•
Archive
the SMS (see Section
3.3
).
•
Forward
the SMS. You will be moved to
SMS Create
with the re-
ceived text displayed (see Section
3.3
).
3.2
Creating an SMS
1. Select the
SMS create
tab of the SMS Manager.
2. Type your message text in the
SMS message
field. The
Characters left
field
shows how many characters you can type before the size limit is reached.
3. Enter the phone number of the receiver in the
Phone numbers
field. Ad-
ditional numbers can be separated with a comma. Maximum 10 numbers
are allowed. The phone number should be formated like +49176123456789
for international and like 0176123456789 for national numbers.
4. Select the
Flash SMS
checkbox if you want the SMS to be shown in full on
the receiver’s display immediately when received (not supported by all
mobile terminals).
5. Click the
Send
button when ready. Or click the
Save as template
button to
save the message as a template for future use.
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